Sentence examples for were actually confirmed from inspiring English sources

Such facts were actually confirmed by the numerical experiments.

Only half of the probable bacterial cases were actually confirmed as bacterial meningitis.

Metastases were actually confirmed in 94 (81.7%) out of 115 patients.

As concerns Hif-1 alpha gene expression, the microarray data were actually confirmed by RT-PCR, since it narrowly failed to reach the statistical significance (p = 0.052) between CTR and TRA rats.

As for laboratory analysis, 64.7%, of the patients who were presumptively diagnosed and presumed to have malaria, 31.3% were actually confirmed to have the disease and 19.7% were found to have anaemia.

There are serious questions about the accuracy of the interviewees' memory, and the ICRP concluded "…there may be substantial inaccuracy in reporting, and there is a suggestion in the OSCC study that differential recall of x-ray procedures could have biased the results", and "…only 66% of reported prenatal x rays were actually confirmed" (ICRP 2003a).

Their qualification was actually confirmed during half-time after the group's other game, Krasnodar against Lille, finished 1-1.

The ceremony today commemorated the beginning of his public ministry, though his election to the historic office was actually confirmed in December at St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

Since 2005, gossip website TMZ.com (the people responsible for breaking news of the death of Heath Ledger, Mel Gibson's antisemitic rant, Tiger Woods' secret life and, most famously, Michael Jackson's death, six minutes before it was actually confirmed by a doctor) has changed the star-studded landscape of Hollywood.

After walking for a laundry list of fall shows, she says her favorite show in each European city was Burberry, Prada and Louis Vuitton: "Of course, because of the designs, but also because of the suspense - I found out only a couple of hours before each show that I was actually confirmed!" She walked so hard, in fact, she managed to sever a major tendon in her foot in Paris.

This argument is actually confirmed and further illustrated in the plots of Fig. 4.