Sentence examples for which cannot be confirmed from inspiring English sources
More than 180 intelligence files in the war logs, most of which cannot be confirmed, detail accusations that Pakistan's premier spy agency has been supplying, arming and training the insurgency since at least 2004.
Since the findings of the UN investigation are still at an early stage, any accusation against Syria is conceived in the Arabic version as no more than a speculation, which cannot be confirmed.
Now for the rumor part, which cannot be confirmed or denied by authorities: The new troll has a temporary place to stay inside one of the many hollows of the new span while its "guardians" seek the perfect permanent location -- in shade, of course, but possibly also a perch that might be viewed from the pedestrian and bicycle path that made its debut Tuesday.
Liang and coworkers propose an autophagy inducing effect of obatoclax, which cannot be confirmed by our data.
The frequency and amplitude of D2S- and D2L-sIPSCs were not analyzed since these parameters may be influenced by the expression of D2 receptors in presynaptic dopamine neurons, which cannot be confirmed.
8 9 We systematically reviewed the published world literature to answer the question "what features differentiate fractures resulting from abuse from those sustained from other causes?" We aimed to identify indicators that can help clinicians to identify cases of suspected child abuse when a child presents with a fracture for which the cause cannot be confirmed.
Thus, a definite time period at which full repair can be expected with confidence cannot be confirmed.
This conclusion cannot be confirmed from our results which clearly reveal a stable M1/M23 ratio in wild-type and DG-deficient mice.
Tendinosis is a histological term, which confirms that no inflammation is present; its presence cannot be confirmed or rejected following a US scan.
In addition, a drug reaction cannot be confirmed without further testing, such as rechallenge, which was not performed in our study.
It is a claim that cannot be confirmed for certain: Richardson's team did not record the conversation in which Rice agreed to recant.
