Sentence examples for corroborated the views from inspiring English sources
Serum IgA, seemed like not a specific marker for IgAN, still had significant difference and differentially diagnostic value (area under curve of ROC curve: 75.6%, P < 0.0001), which corroborated the views of some previously study [ 23].
These data corroborated the view that, unlike RAB8B which regulates Wnt reception and LRP6 endocytosis, RAB8A plays a distinct role in Wnt-producing cells.
In addition, patients have also corroborated the view that non-specialist doctors' show lack of confidence and are unwilling to manage neurological diseases [ 3].
Molecular evidence from nuclear and mitochondrial DNA sequences, as well as two microsatellite loci and ITS2 DGGE banding patterns, corroborated the view that the morphological differences corresponded to phenotypic plasticity.
Experimentally induced dissociations between firing rate and gLFP and the associated changes in fMRI BOLD signal or regional cerebral blood flow have corroborated the view that changes in regional cerebral blood flow or BOLD are strongly linked to gLFP, not to the local firing rate (Mathiesen et al., 2000; Rauch et al., 2008).
Recent examples from literature and our own work are presented to corroborate the views expressed in the article.
After a decade working in humanities faculties, my own experiences don't exactly corroborate the view.
The loss there and in New Jersey "corroborates the view that it's a horrible year for the G.O.P. and getting worse," he said.
Along with what the senators have said, and further evidence quoted by Mayer and others, this appears to corroborate the view that torture interrogations were irrelevant to finding Bin Laden.
Mr. Wali's pronouncement may be too categorical, but it corroborates the view of many that Mr. Karzai has become increasingly isolated over the past 16 months since the 2009 presidential election in which he was forced into a runoff by Western diplomats as well as his Afghan supporters.
Today's news corroborates the view.
