Sentence examples for are given to corroborate from inspiring English sources

Simulation results are given to corroborate the theoretical analysis.

Simulation results are given to corroborate the proposed algorithm and analysis.

Empirical results obtained using both the random models and real data from the ChemDB database are given to corroborate the theory and show how it can be applied to mine chemical space.

Numerical simulations are given in Section 6 to corroborate the performance of the proposed physics-driven consensus scheme.

Most of the day was given over to discussions about Mr. al-'Owhali as the prosecution introduced several witnesses who corroborated an earlier account of his role in the Nairobi attack.

Mr Fletcher said: "No doubt they were given separate rooms to allow Denford easier access to them and so that they wouldn't be able to corroborate.

"The information that I was given at the time and has continued to be corroborated through evidence given to the parliamentary inquiry and through other sources, is that the police were watching the regular fireworks celebration while this poor young woman sat in the back of the police vehicle with nothing more than a blanket," she told the AM program.

The most graphic account, never corroborated, was given by Albert Assouline, a North African Jew who escaped from a German prison camp.

"It substantially corroborates the claims of the victims that were given drugs and too intoxicated to give consent," said Dmitry Gorin, an attorney and former sex crimes prosecutor.

Corroborating evidence is given by an in vitro study using mass spectrometry, which found that, within 1 h at 37°C, insulin glargine in human serum is quantitatively degraded into M1, which was used to quantify glargine by radioimmunoassay in the presence of human insulin (22).

One person who was given a subpoena provided a copy to The New York Times, and another person who received one corroborated the document's authenticity.