Sentence examples for implicitly confirm from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department did not say which leaks in particular were now under investigation, apparently because doing so would implicitly confirm that certain reports contained accurate classified information.
These results implicitly confirm the reliability of the calculated binding pose.
These variations between the districts implicitly confirm that measures for removing financial barriers are not always sufficient to ensure strong attendance at healthcare services.
FHUs are expected to (i) increase motivation and satisfaction of both patients and health care professionals, (ii) outperform PHCCs in terms of quality, access and efficiency [ 8, 11], and (iii) implicitly confirm the importance of team building and collaboration in the delivery of primary care services [ 16].
49 While this finding is not surprising given the fact that adalimumab monotherapy was not shown to be clinically superior to MTX monotherapy in early RA 53 (and TCZ monotherapy was not compared with a combination of ADA+MTX), the data implicitly confirm the previous findings on the efficacy of TCZ monotherapy compared with DMARDs studied hitherto.
Implicitly confirming that investment banking profits would be weaker, Mr. Breuer said the bank would put its heaviest emphasis in 2001 on private banking.
A Russian political aide reportedly told Bishop the trip to Brisbane was in Putin's schedule, implicitly confirming his appearance at the G20 meeting next month.
President Ronald Reagan, he claimed, had implicitly confirmed this when he made his famous call in Berlin: "Mr Gorbachev, tear down that wall".
McCarthy, who was ambassador from 1997 to 2001 and who has in recent years chaired an Australia-Indonesia leadership dialogue, said he understood Abbott's position that he would not apologise, because that implicitly confirmed the spying had taken place.
"Well, he talked about what — what he was saying at that time were part of his motivations for why he was in the night club," Lynch answered, implicitly confirming what Dickerson had said.
As the borrowing costs of the latest countries to be caught up in Europe's debt crisis fell for a second day running, Trichet implicitly confirmed that the ECB was behind a surge in purchases.
