Sentence examples for corroborated further from inspiring English sources

This view is corroborated further by another addition later in the paragraph.

Here it is corroborated further by FAIMS-only measurements, and applied to explore how key instrumental parameters (analytical gap width and length, waveform frequency and profile, the identity and flow speed of buffer gas) affect FAIMS response.

Despite the evidence that Flewellen's confession was false – corroborated further by the assertion of a medical examiner that one of the murders of which he was charged would not have been deemed a homicide absent his statement – five of the detectives who Flewellen said tortured him remain on the force today.

Our 2P-STS identification of the transport channels is corroborated further by: single-probe dI/dV STS characterization of the electronic states of a Ge dimer row next to a monoatomic Ge 001) step edge; first-principles calculations using density functional theory (DFT), and multi-terminal transport calculations performed using non-equilibrium Green's functions (NEGF).

These results were corroborated further by triple immunolabeling where supporting cells were identified by the use of Sox2 antibodies (Fig. 8).

The Subsystems annotation corroborated further the general expression profile of Laurencia.

To corroborate further, flaxseed oil yield was higher when treated with mixture of enzymes (cellulase, hemicellulase and pectinase, at a ratio of 1 1 1) at pH 4.5 5.0 than treatment with individual enzymes [32].

This analysis appears to be corroborated by further IOM statistics, which show that Syrians account for only 8% of arrivals in Italy this year, compared with 25% in 2014.

Evidence that the fatal wounds had been fired by a rifle without a silencer are corroborated by further fresh analysis of burn marks on Nevill Bamber's back.

These results could be corroborated by further comparative sequence analysis of genes encoding two phospholipases – plcA and plcB.

If corroborated by further studies, the finding would signify several scientific advances of immense importance.