Sentence examples for sample has confirmed from inspiring English sources

The agent of the former 1500m world champion Abeba Aregawi said on Wednesday that the Swedish runner's B sample has confirmed she tested positive for meldonium.

The agent of the former 1500m world champion Abeba Aregawi says the Swedish runner's B sample has confirmed she tested positive for meldonium.

Grimes's Test Confirmed Analysis of a backup sample has confirmed the positive drug test for the sprinter Mickey Grimes, who faces a possible lifetime ban for two doping offenses.

Our first study from Turkey, with a relatively large sample, has confirmed this association.

The dimensions identified for the GHQ-12 essentially split the questionnaire into positively and negatively phrased items and analysis of method effects in a large general population sample has confirmed that the data are more consistent with a one dimensional measure, albeit with substantial response bias on the negatively phrased items [ 10].

A B sample had confirmed the initial test result, leading the UCI to provisionally suspend Contador.

Anti-doping organisations were quick to stress that due process must be followed and Gay is not technically guilty of an offence, potentially punishable by a ban of at least two years, until the B-sample has confirmed the initial findings.

Antigen distribution utilizing IHC and virologic analyses of these samples has confirmed differences in disease progression between the 2 clades of MPXV and identified sites that are important during early viral replication and cellular response to viral infection.

A more recent study, using both male and female autopsy samples, has confirmed the localization of the majority of kisspeptin cell bodies in the infundibular nucleus, but identified a second dense population of kisspeptin cells in the rostral preoptic area (Hrabovszky et al., 2010).

The samples have confirmed that asteroid and meteor impacts, not volcanism, created the vast majority of craters that define the Moon's topography, while a constant barrage of meteorites, micrometeorites and radiation melted and pureed the bedrock to create the blanket of fine-grained soil and dust — known as regolith — that now cloaks the lunar surface.

The physicochemical properties of processed samples have confirmed that the isolation of high purity nanocellulose materials from different daily spent products is possible.