Sentence examples for all corroborated from inspiring English sources

Spindler praised the victims who had come forward and said their accounts all corroborated each other.

The larger international events that we can watch unfold onscreen in Zero Dark Thirty--particularly those pertaining to torture and intelligence--are all corroborated by the news reports and blogs made before, during and after the hunt for bin Laden.

Williams said testimony by Miller and Gray's friend Brandon Ross, who witnessed the arrest, along with Nero's own taped statement to detectives, all corroborated the narrative that Miller "was the one who detained and cuffed Mr. Gray".

These findings were all corroborated by the present study, although the practical significance of these differences may be questioned, since they were very small differences in comparison with the standard deviation of the parameters.

Ultimately, sPCA, DAPC [and STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al. 2000), K = 1 data are not shown] all corroborated the lack of any spatial structure in the white-tailed deer dataset.

Therefore, the results of these studies all corroborate one another.

All the analyses corroborated the results and revealed that the isolates representing ARDRA Group I, Group II, Group III and Group IV were closely related to Escherichia spp., Enterobacter spp., Klebsiella spp. and Salmonella spp. (Table 1; Fig. 1a, b).

MS coordinated the study, did all the interviews, corroborated the transcripts against the tapes and drafted the manuscript.

All these parameters corroborated each other and confirmed clearly that the vaginal community was more diverse in BV positive women than in BV negative women.

All experts corroborated this in their interviews.

Pairwise comparison of smRNA-Seq data for all samples corroborated this assertion: the most similar samples were from developing xylem of different trees of E. globulus.