Sentence examples for traditionally confirmed from inspiring English sources

The clinical diagnosis is traditionally confirmed by the virtual absence (infantile-onset) or markedly reduced (late-onset) GAA activity in tissues such as cultured fibroblasts from skin biopsy, muscle biopsy, purified lymphocytes, mononuclear cells and lymphoid cell lines.

It has traditionally been confirmed that successful eradication of H. pylori can reduce the recurrence rate of duodenal ulcer, early gastric cancer, and metachronous carcinoma [ 2– 4].

The problem with his request is that eight other district court nominees are in line ahead of his, and traditionally, the Senate confirms them in the order that they arrive from the Judiciary Committee.

Some of these clades confirm traditionally recognized relationships while others are novel hypotheses.

Treponemal assays, on the other hand, measure specific IgM and IgG antibodies to T. pallidum proteins and have been traditionally utilized to confirm reactive nontreponemal tests.

That more living conditions were rated "very important" by respondents than were working conditions suggests a shift in what had traditionally been "push" factors, a result confirmed by our key informant interviews.

Any nomination from the White House will need to be confirmed by the Senate, and traditionally choices have been bipartisan.

The case was confirmed earlier this week in Ruweng County, a traditionally unstable area in the southern part of the country which has a highly mobile population estimated at 64,000.

In 1949 he was appointed Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, a post traditionally held by retired officers, this appointment was confirmed on the accession of Elizabeth II in 1952.

Traditionally, the expression of previously known sRNAs was ultimately confirmed by northern blot analysis [ 45].

Our study findings have therefore confirmed both the importance and persistence of traditionally researched barriers in improving uptake of CPGs.