Sentence examples for term confirmed from inspiring English sources
Thus, we use the term confirmed case for both probable and confirmed dengue cases, and the term suspected case for all reported cases during the epidemic.
Johannisen's goal-square leap and conversion early in the third term confirmed the switch of momentum.
Mr. Dodge's appointment to a seven-year term, confirmed late today by Mr. Martin, surprised many who considered Malcolm Knight, senior deputy governor at the bank, to be the logical successor to Mr. Thiessen, 62.
Initial tests revealed the extent of the problem, and after further examination in the Netherlands last night, the 26-year-old, who has started every Premier League game for his club so far this term, confirmed he is out for between four and six weeks.
Brentford, who reached the League One play-off final in May and are fourth in the third tier this term, confirmed that they had "reluctantly" given the German, 45, permission to speak to Wigan.
In conclusion, although we recognize that, by a strictly semantic definition, the term "confirmed" should be reserved for cases for which there is a parasitological proof, in operational terms, we could not rely on a direct test that has such a poor sensitivity in this particular patient population.
The significant solvent by species interaction term confirms that extracting with methanol vs. hexane had opposite effects on ant preference for the two seed species considered.
In addition, their offspring also showed higher DNA damage levels and increased rate of congenital malformations at term, confirming the interaction between hyperglycemia-induced genotoxicity and teratogenesis.
Formal testing of the model with an interaction term confirms the trend differs significantly between transition countries (IRR 1.088 for the difference between trends, 95% CI 1.078 1.099) and could not be accounted for by differences in age covariates (Models 3 5).
Judith Alexander, of Beacon Research, which tracks annuity terms, confirmed that Western National was offering some of the higher "bonus rates" on fixed annuities through banks, allowing customers to capture more than 5percentt for one year, but she said it also offered contracts that guaranteed lower rates, in the neighborhood of 2.6percentt, over a longer period.
As described below, analyses for enriched Gene Ontology (GO) terms confirmed many of the broader general categories observed by visual inspection, however, GO terms and even GenAge annotations currently are too coarse to capture certain aging-related classes of genes and processes.
