The phrase "has been extensively verified" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when explaining that something has gone through a thorough process of verification or confirmation. Example: The results of the study have been extensively verified by multiple research teams before being published in a peer-reviewed journal.
To further validate the results of our DNA sequencing-based assay, we independently measured AEI ratios for several genes using a PCR/primer-extension (SNaPshot® -based aSNaPshot® -basedbeen extensively verified in previous studies [ 20, 30, 31]. Figure 5(c) shows excellent assayment betwhichthase two methods for GNbeen
Biocompatibility of these novel nanocomposites has been extensively verified through platelet adhesion, aggregation and hemolysis assay.
The presented localization mechanisms and trusted routing protocol have been successfully integrated in IRIS motes and their proper operation has been extensively verified.
The AGENT code has been extensively verified to assure a high degree of accuracy for predicting neutron three-dimensional point-wise flux spatial distributions, power peaking factors, reaction rates, and eigenvalues.
Compared to the case for conventional moment-resisting frames or shear-wall buildings, where details have been extensively verified to be seismically effective, the seismic response of this type of building is less certain, in part due to the large window and door openings as well as the unusual detailing commonly adopted for their reinforcement and connections.
These records have been extensively verified with input from collaborators at Index Fungorum, MycoBank and UNITE, as well as a large group of taxonomic specialists.
Its performance has been extensively tested and verified.
Poverty is widely recognized as a major determinant of poor health, and this link has been extensively studied and verified.
For example, the GSEA method was evaluated both using statistical measures and experimentally verified data that has been extensively studied [ 23, 25], and the use of semantic similarity measures to identify interacting proteins based on GO is rigorously evaluated and compared using ROC and correlation coefficient analysis [ 103].
