Sentence examples for clearly corroborated from inspiring English sources

This aggregation of melanoidin particles with time is clearly corroborated with the DLS and TEM techniques.

This interaction mechanism is clearly corroborated by a newly developed visualisation method based on birefringence.

The formation of the host-guest assembly and the photolysis of AnBq are clearly corroborated through UV Vis, NMR and MS spectroscopy.

The metal ligand bond formation was clearly corroborated using UV VIS absorption spectra since all four complexes exhibit an additional absorption band compared to ligand spectra which was assigned for MLCT transitions.

Indeed, if experiments conducted in suspension using pure clay phases and recent meta-analyses suggest that phyllosilicate mineralogy has a significant importance for SOC stabilization and SOC stock response to land-use change, these results are not clearly corroborated by studies conducted on a reduced number of soils.

"The damage to Zimmerman is clearly corroborated by the injuries, the location and the severity," he said.

Mark Regev, a spokesman for Mr. Netanyahu, said the United Nations announcement "clearly corroborates the Israeli version -- that our routine activity was conducted in its entirety south of the frontier, and that the Lebanese Army opened fire without provocation and without any justification whatsoever".

The findings clearly corroborate the added value of o/w nanoemulsions for dermal delivery of pentacyclic triterpenes.

These findings clearly corroborate previous data indicating that these periodontopathogenic bacteria may not necessarily be related to peri-implantitis [6].

For all observatories, the spectral exponents clearly corroborate the fractal pattern of the analysed time series and their different scaling characteristics.

Our results clearly corroborate that our approach shows a high potential to be applied in a semi-automatic fashion in which a lexicon engineer can validate, reject or refine the automatically generated lexical entries, thus having a clear potential to contributing to the reduction of the overall cost of creating ontology lexica.