Sentence examples for a corroborating study from inspiring English sources

"Now I am saying there is a reason to eat a low-fat diet". Dr. Norton said that since he knew of no drawback to a low-fat diet, "I don't see why you have to do a corroborating study". The findings follow a report last week that women under 50 with an early stage of breast cancer who have chemotherapy and hormone treatment can halve their risk of death from breast cancer for at least 15 years.

Furthermore, a corroborating study showed that MSCs obtained from mice also produce adenosine to suppress T-cell proliferation [ 51].

The work corroborates a study published in January by a team at University College London, the first to challenge the mouse virus hypothesis.

This finding corroborates studies finding an inverse relationship between fluid accumulation and survival [ 14, 15].

The findings corroborate a study in this month's PLoS Biology by Jinzhi Zhang, a geneticist at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and his colleagues.

This corroborates a study by Zhu et al. [ 45] who demonstrated a subsequent decline of AR levels in stromal cells after azaline treatment.

That corroborates a study from 1994, which found that when surgeons selected the music in the OR, they were less stressed, more accurate, and faster in their operations.

This corroborates a study that shows that trust affects participants' willingness to enrol in studies, and their tendency to tell the truth after joining studies [ 26].

This result corroborates a study by Lütkenhöner et al, who used the same MEG system as used for the present study [ 14].

As for the labrum, the results corroborate a study which found that it only provides secondary stability in low hip flexion/extension, with primary stability coming from the iliofemoral ligament.

Chloroplastic and nuclear markers differed in their ability to discriminate Prunus species, a result corroborating other studies that outlined the limited taxonomic resolution of chloroplastic markers, when compared to the nuclear ones (Rieseberg et al. 1996).