Sentence examples for terms confirmed from inspiring English sources
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.
The rise of a populist demagogue, to use modern terms, confirmed his blackest fears about the tyrannous possibilities of democracy.He began a history of the French revolution but completed only the portion on the ancien régime before tuberculosis killed him at 54.
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.
GO terms confirmed that many are related to relevant developmental processes.
Analysis of enriched KEGG terms confirmed these observations and identified "Neuroactive ligand-receptor interaction" (dre04080) as the most significant pathway (Additional file 3).
The multivariate analysis including these combination terms confirmed the additional prognostic value of AB0 blood group status to CA 19 9 expression.
The positive and significant correlation between error terms confirms the findings of our copula test.
Testing for the overall significance of the household characteristics and the quadratic income terms confirms the model specification.
The significance of the interaction terms confirms in part the hypotheses that preferences would vary according to participant gender and relationship status.
The latter two terms confirm that the type of decision maker in the opponent role does not matter for decision making.
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.
