Sentence examples for corroborated models from inspiring English sources

In X. vesparum, increased variability at the primary sequence level precludes the assembly of well corroborated models in several parts of the rRNA genes.

Ecological niche modeling corroborated genetic data and suggested that habitat for Steere's Liocichla may have been of poorer quality during the Last Glacial Maximum.

Using data from two generations, our study based on data of the F1 generation identified CpGs potentially associated with eczema status using the RF technique, which was further corroborated via log-linear models.

The most corroborated Constant Temperature Equivalent (CTE) model measures the proportion of development occurring above the threshold temperature, and predicts that fluctuations with constant variance about a stationary mean produce equal sex ratios as a constant temperature (i.e. CTE value) [6].

Fig. 5 Geological model derived from gravity and corroborated with subsurface anomaly derived from MT anomaly.

The results are further corroborated by comparison with digital simulation.

CV values based on the analytical framework are first corroborated using empirical estimates.

Finally, the importance of OPA1 in brain and muscle is further corroborated by the finding that its overexpression ameliorates two mouse models of mitochondrial diseases characterized by profound neurological and muscular defects (Civiletto et al., 2015 [this issue of Cell Metabolism]).

This view is further corroborated by experimental evidence showing that blocking Dkk-1 activity rescues bone formation in animal models of MM [16].

This prediction was supported by work published 40 years ago showing LBs from human patients are poorly branched and contain 4 5 fold more phosphate than glycogen, and further corroborated by data from the Roach lab confirming these results in a LD mouse model [ 23, 24].

Ms. Bailey, laughing, corroborated that account.