confirmatory
- adjective
- /kənˈfɜrməˌtɔri/
- The study's findings provided confirmatory evidence of the effectiveness of the new teaching method.
- confirmatory analysis
- confirmatory factor
- confirmatory test
And if you need to get a confirmatory PCR test, which you can get via our app.
- And if you need to get a confirmatory PCR test, which you can get via our app.
Examples
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If she tests positive, she gets another test to confirm a confirmatory HIV test.
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And if you need to get a confirmatory PCR test, which you can get via our app.
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The results of the present study offer additional confirmatory evidence to prior research on Internet-based instruction.
Academic text (2001) -
ENG was utilized as a confirmatory test but was not used to make the diagnosis.
Academic text (1995) -
The reliability of the scales has been supported by confirmatory factor analysis with alphas ranging from 0.68 to 0.81.
Academic text (2008) -
Before making a decision, she wanted to review the confirmatory results from the laboratory tests.
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The confirmatory report from the experts strengthened their case for the project approval.
Synonyms
Giving extra evidence that supports a statement or claim
Something that helps show a statement or fact is true
Giving proof that something is true
Gives evidence that something is true
Showing facts or test results that make something seem true
Having real facts or proof that support a claim
Giving evidence that shows something is true
Shows that something is true
Showing that results are true by giving supporting facts
A thing that helps show that something is true or correct
How Confirming
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Morphology
Etymology
Confirmatory comes from confirm, built from old parts meaning 'make firm', and it is related to the simple word firm. So, a confirmatory result is something that helps make an idea 'firm' or sure by supporting or proving it.