As such, we can corroborate the availability of educational facilities for many refugees while in displacement.
This posed the most serious limitation to our study, as we could not corroborate our findings with any data collected outside of the survey.
As soon as we verified and corroborated the new satellite information as to the possible last known whereabouts of the aircraft, we recalibrated our search efforts to the northern and southern corridors as announced by the Prime Minister.
We need a description of what is being measured, as well as images to corroborate.
In this paper, and as is also corroborated by existed literature, we find that software programmers are quite 'human' in their approach [35].
They're all told in present-tense verbs, as though to corroborate Wittgenstein's assertion that "to live eternally is to live in the present".
As if to corroborate this idea, Merriam-Webster's Web site offers tips on how to get credit for invented words that make their way into the mainstream.
For this, we identified related proteins from the multi-species neighbor-joining tree (as corroborated by dual Arabidopsis-other species trees), grouped closely related subgroups together, realigned these sequences, and inferred maximum likelihood phylogenies.
In response, a safety board spokeswoman said the board stood by its report and would "release only factual information as we are able to corroborate it".
David Sidebottom, director of rail customer watchdog Passenger Focus, said: "Passengers will welcome these findings as they corroborate much of the research we have carried out in recent years.
In a number of cases per Ms. McConnell, social environments are being deployed, but as others have corroborated, we are seeing the emergence of new social silos in place of the old ones.
