Both "chores inside the house" and "difficulty climbing stairs" are examples of items that are intuitively relevant which were removed based on corroborating arguments from different sources (statistics and qualitative studies).
The approach was also questioned by Richard Seymour of The Guardian, who suggested it could damage Labour's electoral appeal: "Outside Scotland, this policy would merely be a gift to the Tories, by corroborating their arguments for welfare cuts.
Deduced amino acid sequence from the cDNA, also corroborate this argument, where a single tyrosine residue is present at 98th position.
The correlation value (−0.27) also corroborates the argument that there is a negative relationship between improved sanitation and IMR.
Insofar as the Hall Report assumes the requested injunction would put defendant out of business, it tends to corroborate plaintiffs' argument that Napster has no legitimate non-infringing uses.
The unsurprising results from this long-range study on the effects of prolonged solitary confinement corroborate the argument that its widespread use in prisons is "cruel and unusual" punishment and as such violates the U.S. Constitution.
Experimental results also corroborate the argument that, in high-dimensional optimization, only problems with well-formative fitness landscapes are solvable, and slope-based schemes are preferable to randomization-based ones.
Our results corroborate this argument, since in the presence of H2O2 or L-dopa, TyrBm was indeed active on HQ as measured by two unrelated methods (Fig. 2b and Supplementary Figs S1 and S3).
This finding corroborates the argument put forward in favor of active labor policies and against passive labor policies, like unemployment benefits, which may distort incentives to improving employability, taking up a job or searching actively.
Only, I never saw any figures to corroborate that argument.
Only, I never saw any figures to corroborate the argument.
