Sentence examples for perfectly verified from inspiring English sources

In July, the numbers were dropped to a total of 7 named storms, 4 hurricanes, 10 hurricane days, and 25 days with a named tropical storm, which almost perfectly verified.

Notice that in this game neither is the expert obliged to provide a quality that solves the consumerʼs problem, nor can the expertʼs action be (perfectly) verified.

Each country produces two final goods where the productive efforts of workers cannot be perfectly observed, or verified only in the complex industry.

She can design a wage contract that values her employee's work subject to certain norms that are perfectly measured and verified such as the quality of her employees' ideas and determination in the working process.

Cells, moreover, started swimming within seconds after centrifugations indicating perfectly preserved cell integrity, verified also under the microscope (E.J.F and N.S. personal observations).

In the complex sector, firms produce a complex good where managers cannot perfectly observe or/and verify the productive efforts of workers.

Since it is unlikely that the boundaries of experimentally verified CRMs are perfectly annotated, for the purposes of this validation step, we collected WPHs for each 500 bp sequence window (shifted by 100 bp) across 15 kb regions that span known stripe CRMs (see Methods).

Based on the Fourier expansion theory of the polished rod torque, the energy-saving mechanism of the multi-crank balance was disclosed perfectly, and the secondary balance technique has verified the validity of this theory.

It can be easily verified that this twin is perfectly coherent although it has no two-dimensional coincidence lattice.

Based on a simulation model of the test bench, verified to match the measurement data almost perfectly, the controllers are shown to execute fast pressure changes in the tank very accurately.

More recently, the same reference genes have also been used for qRT-PCR and it has been assumed that their expression is perfectly stable even though this has not necessarily been experimentally verified.