Sentence examples for as is corroborated from inspiring English sources

If we assume that the 3' part of the XY1 alignment reflects the organism tree (as is corroborated by other data), the hybridization explanation is not supported if the ages of nodes VIII and V are taken at face value.

The anteroposterior extent of origin and insertion scars suggest Hapalops had a long oral cavity, as is corroborated by other features.

The disparity between our findings in humans after caloric restriction during a short and severe famine and the abundant literature on sustained caloric restriction and cancer risk in rodents may be ascribed to differences in exposure duration, as is corroborated by the abovementioned animal studies on transient caloric restriction that are in line with the famine observations.

In the study, the effect of the symbols or bits farther than ±6T can be neglected [20], as was corroborated by the simulated impulse responses.

Texture specific exploration requires some degree of control over the hand movements, as was corroborated by measures of motor development and reaching movements.

The pattern approximately paralleled that of shoot sap K, suggesting K as a major component of shoot sap EC, as was corroborated by the very strong linear correlation between shoot sap K and shoot sap EC (Fig.  10A).

In reviewing the Government's evidence against Smith, the Court of Appeals explained that it was "essentially discounting Warren's testimony except as it is corroborated by other evidence, and considering all that remains in the light most favorable to the government.....".. See United States v. Smith, No. 89-5475 (CA4, unpublisheDec.ec. 10, 1990), p. 12, affirmance order, 919 F.2d 734.

Therefore, the DFTDIT-DIF-Pr modality always requires fewer complex multiplications at the input stage than the DFTDIF−DIT−Pr modality (as it is corroborated in the analysis reported in Tables 2 and 3).

The binding mode of F152 is corroborated as well by the binding of the 4-methyl catechol (compound D3), where the methyl attached to the aromatic ring does not prevent the binding of the molecule and interacts with the hydrophobic region of the active site.

That Yale treats artistic endeavors as seriously as, say, medicine, as Mr. Kirchwey suggested, is corroborated by Dr. Sherwin Nuland.

Feasibility as time grows is corroborated for the power constraint in (27) (top) and rate constraints in (26) (bottom).