Sentence examples for corroborated recently from inspiring English sources

In our view, corroborated recently by Nd isotope studies22, the end-Ordovician glaciation could not have been restricted to a single short-lived glacial event, as earlier believed.

Freeman has argued that foreign powers tried to worsen the 2008 financial crisis — a notion former treasury secretary Hank Paulson corroborated recently with the BBC, revealing that Russia contacted China to conspire to tank the US market by selling Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac securities as they destabilized.

This was corroborated recently by binding studies with isolated human TLR2 and synthetic meso-DAP or lysine muropeptides [24].

Using ' staggerer' mice, which carry a spontaneous deletion within the Rora gene [ 48], we have demonstrated that this transcription factor is essential for ILC2 development [ 10 ], and this was corroborated recently [ 44 ].

Further, by combining transcriptional profiling with substitution mapping of S and LEW rats, we prioritized Nr2f2 as a positional candidate locus for BP control (14), an observation that was corroborated recently in humans through a haplotypic analysis of the WTCCC data (15).

Our data corroborate recently reported data suggesting upregulation of NLRP3-inflammasome-related gene expression in mononuclear cells (PBMCs) in peripheral blood from patients with active RA [ 17] and earlier data showing increased NALP3 mRNA levels in the synovium in RA compared with osteoarthritis (OA) [ 18].

Our study also corroborates recently published findings of a post hoc joint analysis of the Symphony, FDCC and OptiCept trials, where a lower tacrolimus level and a higher MMF dose were associated with significantly better kidney function at 1 year post-transplant.

This theoretical expectation was empirically corroborated very recently using a 218-terminal dataset [ 29].

This confidence is increased insofar as the data reported here are corroborated by recently published clinical findings from the TREAT study [ 62].

The observation that high stromal content is not a universal adverse prognostic feature is corroborated by recently published studies demonstrating low TSR to be associated with favourable outcome in both oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer [ 30] and pancreatic cancer [ 36].

For instance, the expression of miR-205 was comparable in both cell types, in agreement with its description as a marker of squamous epithelia [ 6], and higher expression levels of miR-125b in keratinocytes corroborates recently published data implicating the loss of miR-125 and HNSCC carcinogenesis [ 12].