In MEG, which is of course reference free, this confusion does not arise; the basic (left-right) retinotopy and the similarity of the time-frequency plots to invasive primate recordings in V1 [Gail et al., 2000; Rols et al., 2001] are corroborating factors.
27 However, PA in the elderly is a widely studied and corroborated factor that improves quality of life.
The Washington Post published a corroborating report Monday.
Schiavone and Zhao (2016) corroborated the factor emphasised in Bobel et al. (2015), that it is essential relevant biomechanical forces in the model are incorporated in computation performance studies in order to correctly simulate all steps of a scaffold lifecycle, from manufacturing to full degradation.
The analyses presented herein provide satisfactory evidence of the validity and reliability of the instrument and corroborated the factor structure revealed during cross-cultural research.
Sex did not emerge as a risk factor in our study, corroborating findings by Spitzer et al. [ 7] in a community sample of elderly Germans.
Unlike the bare TiO2, the surface reorganization originated by the presence of Mg enhances the formation of methane by a factor of 4.5, corroborating that complete reduction of CO2 is achieved.
In the studies mentioned above [ 11, 13, 14], except for the studies by Voortman [ 15] and Landi [ 12], miR-21 appears to be a negative prognostic factor in NSCLC, corroborating our stromal results.
In order to investigate whether the factor structure corroborated the original version, a confirmatory factor analysis was conducted.
Similar improvement is observed also for the mechanical properties, a factor that further corroborates the merit of the design-oriented scheme here introduced.
Our findings corroborate risk factors for functional limitation and disability previously published by others.
