Extent of organ tropism and severity of lesions corroborate with the course of disease.
Of course, any animal experimental finding finally needs to be corroborated in the human being, should it be considered important in the context of depressive disorder, as shown in some very recent translational investigations [ 67, 68].
The use of secondary structure information both corroborates hypotheses of positional homology in the course of sequence alignment, as well as helps to avoid misleading effects of character dependence due to covariation among sites.
The estimates for effective population size both support the consistency in the fly cultivation techniques employed in the course of the experiments and corroborate the effective population size estimated from the experimental procedures.
His story was roughly corroborated in the Brooklyn Flag Store, a volunteer-run shop which sells lots and lots of flags.
Here, the ICICLE-PD data from a larger sample corroborate the COMT genotype modulation of frontostriatal function early in the course of Parkinson's disease.
This corroborates earlier findings of Bruneau and colleagues who suggested an important role of AChR recycling in the course of NMJ plasticity [21], [22].
I have not corroborated this assertion -- to be perfectly honest, I'm not altogether sure what it means -- but it is one of the many tantalizing non sequiturs uttered in the course of "Langrishe, Go Down," a teasing, oblique curiosity of a movie that opens today at Film Forum.
In the course of the investigation, the NFL said in August, the league determined that Brown had violated its Personal Conduct Policy, but that because Molly Brown and law enforcement declined to participate in the probe, it "had insufficient information to corroborate prior allegations," and would not discipline him further.
