Sentence examples for corroborate a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

But largely, the 68 genomes corroborate a hypothesis positing that the holometabolan orders emerged during a (relatively) brief period of ancient rapid radiation.

Together, these ideas corroborate a hypothesis by Murga-Zamalloa et al. (19), in which the authors pose that the severity of a disease phenotype is the result of the degree to which individual complexes are disrupted.

If this was not the case, then this finding would corroborate a hypothesis that differences in the Charlson indices across hospitals were primarily attributable to systematic differences in clinical coding practices.

Targets were designed to corroborate a pharmacophore hypothesis regarding the bioactive conformation of the carboxamide of 8-CAC.

However, a larger panel of neuroblastoma cells is necessary to corroborate such a hypothesis.

Both these placements somewhat corroborates an earlier hypothesis of the genus as being very primitive within Leptoceridae [ 12].

Since glycerol is an important intermediate in TAG metabolism, these latter findings corroborate the hypothesis of a link between cellular progression, apoptosis, and fatty acids oxidation discussed above.

As if to corroborate his hypothesis about a coordinated conservative strategy behind Walker's initiative, on 24 March, the rightwing, Michigan-based Mackissuednstitste thinktank issued its own FOIA request for university emails of professors at the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and Wayne State University in Detroit.

The detection of plant produced inhibitor proteins acting against β-xylosidase would corroborate our hypothesis of a plant microbe co-evolution involving this PCWDE.

Therefore, we cannot corroborate the hypothesis of a recent genetic bottleneck in the Mongolian population.

Our results corroborate the hypothesis of a converse interaction between ω3 PUFA and vitamin E intake on inflammatory biomarkers.