Sentence examples for closely corroborated from inspiring English sources
Importantly, the AE diagnosis was closely corroborated by post-inspection of the turbine rotor.
While 5.9%% of participants reported HY in Karnataka, this number was closely corroborated by the predicted 1-day prevalence of headache of 5.6%%.
The estimate from India is, as elsewhere, based on participants' recall of the preceding 3 months, but it was very closely corroborated by those reporting headache and consequential productivity losses on the day before their interview.
Aristakes gives the date of David's death as March 28 , 1000 which is closely corroborated by another Armenian chronicler Asoghik who says David died on the Easter day of the year 449 of the Armenian calendar, i.e., March 31 , 1000
Burnham, Ingram and Gooding's stories closely corroborate each other; their version of events was accepted as true by the Court of Inquiry at Bulawayo in December 1893.
These results closely corroborate those obtained by studying DC gene expression with regard to high surface density markers (4/4), but not for low dose density markers (1/3) (table 4).
The time of expansion of the Peppara population, based on the Tau statistic of the mismatch distribution, though based on a limited sample size, occurred 23,000 years ago while the Anamalai group-High-Wavies population expanded around 35,000 years ago, closely corroborating the dates estimated by the Bayesian analysis of the cyt b sequence.
This result closely corroborates those previously reported in a study using microcomputed tomography data of human temporal bones [ 17].
Shared transcriptome profiles corroborated closely related physiological functions of APP family members in the adult central nervous system.
The ST398, spa-type t011, isolates from Swedish horses were indistinguishable or very closely related according to PFGE, which corroborated the close relationship between them.
However, Ochieng et al. [11] found that the ITS pseudogenes can recover more corroborated phylogeny of closely related species when functional paralogs suffer selective constraints and provide too low variation.
