Sentence examples for Mostly corroborated from inspiring English sources

Relative expressions obtained in the qRT-PCR mostly corroborated the sequencing data; only slight variation for pvu-miR5368b can be attributed to the fact that miRNA expression widely varies in different tissues and this particular miRNA may have relatively low expression in leaf tissues.

In conclusion, our light microscopy study of GSK3β mostly corroborated previous immunohistological analyses of GSK3β distribution in the brain.

"Emerging details mostly corroborate what was already known".

Cox moved quickly to subpoena certain tapes, mostly to corroborate what Dean had testified to in his appearance before Sam Ervin and the Watergate Select Committee.

We used a range of methods to assess funnel plot asymmetry, all of which corroborated that small studies were numerous, mostly significant and overestimated effects for comparisons with control conditions.

Sequences from the COI DNA barcode region indicated a clear subdivision that was corroborated with two nuclear genes, with haplotypes mostly confined to each clade, except for one allele in the more slowly evolving nuclear gene PTPN12.

That tally, which could not be independently corroborated, included 93 in Damascus and its suburbs, mostly in Modamiyah.

Bess's recollection of Burke as a small-time burglar and drug dealer was corroborated by an anonymous source that claims Burke mostly trafficked in small stuff, like marijuana and hallucinogens.

The validity of the heptamer-based approach is corroborated by the finding that maximum-likelihood estimators mostly agree between models for Arabidopsis and human.

The mature neurons in our protocol acquired mostly rostral character which corroborates with previous co-culture studies showing that the majority of neurons generated express rostral neural markers [44], [45].

While the notion that cells can directly decide in which genomic regions to increase their mutation rate has been mostly abandoned [ 4, 7], the original observations by [ 1] have been corroborated (see above reviews).