Though theories cannot in Popper's view be supported, they can be corroborated: a better corroborated theory is one that has been subjected to more and more rigorous tests without having been falsified.
Three other witnesses corroborated Klingenmeyer's account; a fourth, Matthew McKenna, described Bristol as "out of control".
Sturgeon denied ever saying this after the story was published near the start of the election campaign and her account was corroborated by the French embassy.
Their accounts were corroborated with residents and local government officials.
The Scottish leader denied making the comments attributed to her, and her account was corroborated by the French embassy.
The simple truth is that Turks do not want war with Syria, a fact that has been corroborated by a host of opinion polls... What makes matters worse for Erdogan and Davutoglu is that they have failed thus far to activate the international community to act militarily against the al-Assad regime.
He corroborated my account and added how surprised and shocked he had been at Russell's proposal.Needless to say, Russell advocated a pre-emptive nuclear strike on strictly humanitarian grounds.
Two Vietnamese who say they were eye-witnesses have corroborated his claims.Still, enough doubt remains for Mr Kerrey to get the benefit at the moment.
Dr Marinoni estimates that the combined effect of this crud could reduce the glaciers' ability to reflect light by 2-5% and increase the amount of melting by 12-34%.Thosuggestionsons are corroborated by a study led by Xu Baiqing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Tibetan Plateau Researchh, in Beijing.
Three additional sources who were supposed to have corroborated Curve Ball's claims were either known "fabricators" or had not, in fact, corroborated the claims at all.
Despite volumes of evidence from the Americans and others about Unit 731's experiments on live prisoners, the ministry deleted the section on the ground that it had not been corroborated by credible academic studies.
