Sentence examples for not reconfirmed from inspiring English sources

If he were not reconfirmed by then, he could continue to serve in an acting role until he was confirmed or someone else was confirmed to succeed him.

While Mr. Blix said there was "a large area of common understanding" with Baghdad on the nuts-and-bolts arrangements, he also said Baghdad had not reconfirmed all the agreements that he believed he had reached with the Iraqi officials in Vienna.

Twenty-one samples out of the 61 enrolled at M0 were not reconfirmed as sputum smear-positive.

These codes were not reconfirmed by cardiologists and likely introduced random misclassification of the outcome of interest.

These studies showed no clinical application except one, where the patellar tendon was used in 20 patients obtaining promising clinical results [ 12], although these findings were not reconfirmed in other series.

According to the senior military official, the report on the May 4 raids found that one plane was cleared to attack Taliban fighters, but then had to circle back and did not reconfirm the target before dropping bombs, leaving open the possibility that the militants had fled the site or that civilians had entered the target area in the intervening few minutes.

To determine whether the higher sensitivity of spatially condensed grids was bought at the expense of specificity, eyes were flagged if the session immediately after the first two consecutive sessions indicating progression did not reconfirm the confirmed progression.

Compounds dropped from the campaign at this point consisted of those that did not reconfirm (11 compounds) and those that lacked significant sensitization to TRAIL (cell viability in the presence of the compound + TRAIL is greater than 80% of compound only-treated cells; nine compounds).

These 13 cases, which were PCR positive, could not be reconfirmed as follow-up specimens could not be collected because the patients had received treatment.

If the funding for these schemes is not urgently reconfirmed the new government is likely to see a huge number of people losing their home by the end of the year".

Most of you will have seen or heard bits of our sports editor Dan Roan's interview with Armstrong now, and it seems most of you have had your views of him (Lance, not Dan) reconfirmed.