The U.N. inspectors had corroborated, point for point, the open-source investigation that Higgins had conducted from his couch.
Our results illustrate the important but difficult role of empathy when engaging people on CTOs and they corroborate points made in the literature about the need for workers to receive ongoing empathy training.
The Washington Post published a corroborating report Monday.
Mrs. Schmidt's findings also corroborate a key point of testimony in Mr. Hiss's trial made by a witness for the prosecution, Hede Massing, a former Soviet agent.
Corroborating this point, we found that PX-866 treatment inhibited lung tumor growth in KrasLA1 mice.
That was a point corroborated last night by sources close to the player.
The river systems that established themselves across these newly emergent land surfaces of the coastal plain would have created important migration corridors for both animals and humans, a point corroborated by the affinity of Palaeolithic remains across Britain and Europe.
For example, in the United States youth themselves cite feeling competent, valued, safe, and secure as important to their sense of well-being (Fattore et al. 2007), a point corroborated by youth development researchers (Lippman et al. 2009), yet related measures are rarely captured in indices of child well-being.
And while they just might be, a country count might help corroborate their point.
This corroborates the point mentioned above: when any allele has a low frequency in the initial population, the probability that it will disappear in the next generation is very high.
This observation corroborates the point that Sisimiut should be regarded as a modern Greenlandic society with a high incidence of respiratory tract infections and not a developing country setting with high rates of poverty-related diseases, such as diarrhea and malnutrition.
