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Meanings of verified in English

United Nations organization.

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Corroborated.

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Usage of verified in English
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They use this power to prevent transactions being verified by the network.
The Irish Times
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The figures given by the government could not immediately be independently verified.
Reuters
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However, these data have to be verified in a larger study population.
Pubmed
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Due to media restrictions, the activists' reports could not be independently verified.
Reuters
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However, a solely genetic origin of these cycles couldn't be verified either.
Pubmed
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These cheerful prophecies must be verified in the natural course of things.
The Destiny of the Soul: A Critical History of the Doctrine of a...
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The AF cure rates for 22 years were verified between the groups.
Pubmed
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These encouraging results need to be verified with large-scale controlled clinical trials.
Pubmed
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The application is totally public, and information isn't being verified by anyone.
Wired
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Well integrity has been checked and verified, Cuadrilla said in a statement.
Reuters
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Heat continued, This time, it's verified, but we are far from resolved.
Deadly Heat
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The results were also verified by the linear solvation energy relationships analysis.
Pubmed
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TMZ said it had verified the profile with sources in the company.
Reuters
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It's not a properly verified system and it should be, said Turner.
The Guardian
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Changes in specific genes were verified using quantitative reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction.
Pubmed
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Implement verified and cost-effective tools to prevent transmission throughout the elimination phase.
Pubmed
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