Sentence examples for a corroborating result from inspiring English sources

Or the fact that we already have a method for identifying female dinosaurs based on their bone structure means that a corroborating result from chemical traces gives us great confidence in our interpretations.

The one exception was ESAM, where just one of the 2 MOs (esam sp1) resulted in degradation of the esam transcript; thus, we lack a corroborating result for this protein.

A study on the mycalesines of Madagascar (also including a few African species; [ 8]) using molecular data from two mitochondrial genes (Cytochrome oxidase II and Cytochrome b) reported that the majority of Madagascan genera were not monophyletic, corroborating results from a previous morphological study [ 7].

Additionally, theoretical first principles study provides understanding of Nb and N co-doping on the electronic structure and band gap of SnO2 semiconductor, further corroborating results of the experimental study.

16 34 Corroborating results from earlier studies, 15 16 we observed social gradients in the likelihood to undergo surgery, a finding that was independent of age at diagnosis and co-morbidity burden.

Ailes released a corroborating statement.

Both acts stipulate that you must have a corroborating letter from a health professional.

On the perjury charge, I would say Paterno would be a corroborating witness".

Instances of poll workers improperly tackling sensitive election tasks without a corroborating witness occurred from the beginning of the day, when I saw a manager write down odometer readings by herself, to the end of the day, when the sole official in charge of the counting room told me that he was going to drive the results to headquarters in his car by himself.

I submitted a dossier that included a corroborating note from the hospital and a picture of our day-old son.

112 In practice, the standard of proof in disciplinary proceedings is somewhat higher than "preponderance of the evidence" because complainants usually will not prevail without a corroborating witness.