Sentence examples for corroborated more from inspiring English sources

Asked if he had any regrets, Boudreau said, "I probably should have corroborated more of his statements at the time.

While still in his 20s, he demonstrated his mastery of classical physics by writing a prizewinning essay on Saturn's rings, in which he concluded that the rings must consist of masses of matter not mutually coherent a conclusion that was corroborated more than 100 years later by the first Voyager space probe to reach Saturn.

The proposal is interesting but should be corroborated more.

Mapping the same dataset to Oar3.1 corroborated more than 1.2 million of the heterozygous variants (>80% of what could be checked, see Table 1).

"These two new witnesses really seem to corroborate more of what the troopers said" than the prosecutors expected, Mr. Arsenault said.

The study also demonstrates the value and capability of Indigenous ecological knowledge to complement and corroborate more intensive and local scientific studies.

These findings corroborate more recent studies of Didymiaceae relationships [ 11, 12], and we conclude that rDNA-based phylogeny is well consistent with the current Didymiaceae taxonomy [ 2, 32].

The results of our joint association analysis allow us to corroborate more precisely the results obtained by Gonçalves et al. [ 14] i.e., sows with genotypic combinations ESR1 AA/ RBP4 11 and ESR1BB/ RBP4 22 were the most prolific for NBA3+.

If this critical behavior is corroborated as more and better experimental data become available, and with more detailed dynamic models, criticality at the genetic level may become a fundamental evolutionary mechanism that renders the stability and diversity that we observe in living organisms.

He added that all of what they said was "corroborated by more than 10 other off-camera interviews".

The candidate in the final stretch of his failing Presidential bid, or the man in 2005, whose boasts are corroborated by more than a dozen women?