We were able to cross-reference and corroborate findings among these articles/comments.
Results (reported in Rycx et al. 2015) corroborate findings for the overall sample of firms.
This seemed to corroborate findings from US studies into baseball impacts on batters' heads.
Studies on the histopathology of liver sections from rats treated with high doses of AS-AQ also corroborate findings of biochemical analysis.
Our results also corroborate findings from older reports suggesting some differences in tumor targeting patterns for MIBG versus octreopeptide within the same patient [20],[20],[20].
This means that with data collected through different methods and sources, the researcher can corroborate findings across data-sets and thus reduce the impact of potential biases (Bowen 2009).
Multiple informants as well as archival and public documents were used to corroborate findings at both the organizational (HR policies, programs) and process level of analysis (HR roles, practices), specifically to ensure the appropriateness of unit-level data collection.
Based on averages across CMAs as well as within this subset of CMAs, data on multiple ethnicities from 2006 to 2016 do not corroborate findings from the US regarding the increase in Somalis reporting multiple ethnicities.
Our results also corroborate findings [4] that traditional lipid biomarker may mediate the relationship between CVD risk and physical activity and provide additional evidence on the mechanisms that may explain the link between CVD risk and physical activity.
Further, our results corroborate findings of previous research across different industries, as we show that more market-oriented and more entrepreneurial firms have higher levels of expected performance than their rivals (Wiklund and Shepherd 2003; Narver et al. 2004; Verhees and Meulenberg 2004; Beck et al. 2011).
"These results corroborate findings that ethnic studies can lead to increased student development".
