Sentence examples for corroborate either from inspiring English sources

"Having those witnesses and witness statements corroborate either side's story of what happened can be really helpful," said Tracey Vitchers, chair of Students Active for Ending Rape, an advocacy group originally founded at Columbia.

"I hope that we don't end up in a situation where we just have two members here disagreeing on the facts but with nobody else able to corroborate either.

However, these observations were contradicted by more robust randomized studies, which consistently failed to corroborate either the manufacturers' claims or the findings from earlier research [17, 18].

To date, most evidence corroborating either version of the phonological storage hypothesis comes from single-case studies evaluating arithmetic performance of brain-damaged patients (e.g., [ 2, 3, 5]; but see [ 7, 8] for inconsistent patient data).

This account was impossible to corroborate, but either way, because of the sense of growing social disorder, the Front National are able to draw on a significant degree of support from the police – a constituency Le Pen has assiduously courted.

Studies have found differences in the αFP levels related to: the tumoral size and tumor doubling time the Child-Pugh score and the age of patients with HCC[ 21, 24, 25]; however this was not corroborated either in our study, or by other authors[ 26- 28].

Each theme will be addressed below with ensuing qualitative quotes, which either corroborate or refute the established themes; Figure  2 illustrates each developed theme with a contributing quote.

Because of this, Category A and C genes do not clearly refute the array results, although they do not corroborate them, either.

All participants had focal unilateral temporal lobe abnormalities visible on MRI with corroborating findings from either EEG or functional imaging investigations, or both.

The presence of antiMSP2_FC27 either corroborates the presence of shared epitopes between polymorphic sequences or a previous, more abundant presence of the FC27 allele.

This result does not corroborate the shape of either of the profiles proposed by Song et al., nor is the velocity amplitude consistent with predicted initial velocity using the rise times that Song et al. recommend.