Sentence examples for corroborated over from inspiring English sources

These clinical observations have been corroborated over the past few years by the demonstration that JATD can be caused by mutations in genes that encode various ciliary proteins, which justifies the classification of JATD as a skeletal ciliopathy (2).

When comparing SNPs among years, 11 significant SNPs were corroborated over several years, but fewer SNPs were significantly associated with tree height in the last year of measurement (age 12).

Although there is no precise functional characterization of this large family, recent reports corroborate over-expression following cyst nematode infection in tomato [ 37] and following abiotic stresses such as abscisic acid and NaCl treatment [ 38].

This is corroborated by the top over-representation of the GO molecular function "protein binding", see Suppl. Figure 3.

Our prospective cross-over study corroborated the previous knowledge and extended prior research by demonstrating the mechanism by which the use of AWS reduces intubation-related adverse events.

Sheikh Mohammed, the Godolphin owner, had corroborated his outrage over Zarooni by volunteering every other horse at Moulton Paddocks for independent testing.

Internal consistency, through Cronbach's α was also corroborated with scores over 0.8 for both subscales, as it had been hypothesized [ 21].

The OMA algorithm also displays advantages over RBH, corroborated in both Experiments 1 and 2. It uses evolutionary distances instead of alignment scores.

Corroborating this notion, over-expression of p53 resulted in rapid dephosphorylation of 4EBP1, inhibition of ribosomal protein S6 kinase and inhibition of translation initiation [46].

Bartley and Ó Briain say they witnessed ministers' being unable to broadcast and that the International Federation of Journalists corroborated their claim that opposition forces took over VTV.

The company takes an average of 10% on every transaction, according to sources familiar with the business (corroborated by various other sources over the years).