Sentence examples for this cannot be confirmed from inspiring English sources
Although this cannot be confirmed due to insufficient data from Surrey and Hampshire there has been an overall drop of 8% in the number of drug seizures when those two forces are excluded from the totals for 2011-2012 and 2012-2013.
Itsekiri leaders say that at least 100 people died, although this cannot be confirmed.Related items Riots in Nigeria: Beauty and the beastlinessNov 28th 2002 Islamic law in Nigeria: The attractions of shariaSep 5th 2002 Nigeria's currency black market: Mission impossibleAug 1st 2002 Nigeria: Three years of democracyApr 4th 2002The central government has tried, with some success, to restore order.
However, astronomers say this cannot be confirmed without further information on the planet's atmosphere.
The engine works and he claims it has flown a few feet, although this cannot be confirmed.
However, this cannot be confirmed by our modeling as it does not deal with an explosive regime.
Since this study did not examine the preferences before and after the rule changes, this cannot be confirmed.
This possibility cannot be confirmed based on this study, but may explain the difference between the present results and those of Funke et al. [7].
While the NP's role in achieving this outcome cannot be confirmed definitively in this type of design, the triangulation of the qualitative and quantitative findings across these three cases strengthens the evidence of the value that the NP role can potentially bring to reductions in acute care utilization.
Because alcohol consumption is not a contraindication for MMX mesalazine or comparator drugs, it was assumed that the groups were fairly balanced on this risk factor; however, without data, this assumption cannot be confirmed.
But she noted: "The contribution of the Taser use to this death cannot be confirmed or negated based on the information made available to this pathologist; however the barb injuries are in the area of the heart".
It would not have been difficult for the Observer to find people who question why Buckinghamshire taxpayers support grammar schools in Bucks when apparently, though this currently cannot be confirmed, more than 60% of places go to pupils from private schools or schools from outside the county.
