Sentence examples for Corroborating phase from inspiring English sources

Thermal transitions of mixed systems above the binodal curve showed two endothermic peaks corroborating phase separation.

This result highlighted the activity of the fraction Lac-FR in inflammatory pain states, corroborating the phase II of the formalin test.

Studies of radar and airglow emissions from the MLT by Hecht et al. (2010) corroborated the phase-locking mechanism.

An important point to note is the absence of any blocking temperature behavior in the ZFC-FC measurements, implying that samples are free from clusters or secondary phases, corroborating with the XRD and TEM data.

Data from the open-label follow-up phase corroborate those of the double-blind phase and show the consistency of effect with almotriptan.

Significantly, the existence of rotationally incommensurate phases provides corroborating evidence that borophene layers are chemically discrete from the underlying Ag surface8.

The misorientation profile of α phase corroborates with the deformation mechanism in α region through its equiaxed α grains and in β region through its secondary α variant laths misorientations.

These changes corroborate the G1 phase retention observed in DNA histograms and are consistent with the irreversible G1 arrest observed in chemotherapy-induced senescence.

Altogether, these observations indicate that a straightforward idea about how oxidative stress functions in autophagy is still lacking, despite abundant evidence corroborating its implication in each phase of this process.

Age and tissue type had no significant effect on fibril mechanics, but MG treatment increased strength and stiffness without inducing brittleness and gave rise to a distinct three-phase mechanical response corroborating that previously reported in human patellar tendon fibrils.

These studies, which involved over 1000 patients, corroborate the phase II evidence and demonstrate that addition of aprepitant to a standard antiemetic regimen of a serotonin antagonist plus a corticosteroid results in significantly greater control of emesis, particularly in the delayed phase (Table 4).