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Deduced amino acid sequence from the cDNA, also corroborate this argument, where a single tyrosine residue is present at 98th position.

Figure S5 corroborates this argument, displaying the distribution of R μ at n = 700 along with the normal distribution predicted by the probabilistic argument (see Additional File 1).

We have shown (in File S1) that the Technow inequality corroborated this last argument.

Experimental results also corroborate the argument that, in high-dimensional optimization, only problems with well-formative fitness landscapes are solvable, and slope-based schemes are preferable to randomization-based ones.

Only, I never saw any figures to corroborate that argument.

Only, I never saw any figures to corroborate the argument.

These observations corroborate the argument of Rifkin [ 25] and Goodman et al. [ 39] which claims that the structure of community leadership is often historically or culturally determined to exclude marginalised groups including women, young people and marginalised men, with such social exclusion being widely regarded as a contributor to the health inequalities often suffered by such groups [ 5].

This finding corroborates the argument put forward in favor of active labor policies and against passive labor policies, like unemployment benefits, which may distort incentives to improving employability, taking up a job or searching actively.

The correlation value (−0.27) also corroborates the argument that there is a negative relationship between improved sanitation and IMR.

This argument also corroborates the importance parental aspirations in understanding educational outcomes in France (Brinbaum and Kieffer, 2010).

Although this topological hypothesis is corroborated by our phylogenetic analyses, the validity of this argument hinges largely on whether all of the disarticulated elements referred to Coniophis are truly associated with a single species, a claim that requires further investigation.