As if to corroborate this idea, Merriam-Webster's Web site offers tips on how to get credit for invented words that make their way into the mainstream.
Ever the academic, I mention that Joni Rodgers corroborates this idea in the most explicit description I have found of lovemaking during chemotherapy.
I have no studies to corroborate this idea, but I strongly suspect that older people who stay in shape physically, keep their brains stimulated and remain interested in a variety of activities are likely to feel more attractive and be more attractive — and thus more libidinous — than those who let themselves go to pot, as it were.
The Keynesian rule provides more realistic results, and the sensitivity analysis on the production elasticities corroborates this idea.
Our findings seem to corroborate this idea, thereby, suggesting that by reducing the tightness of credit constraints for potential entrepreneurs, the rates of self-employment may increase.
Despite the general Western belief that men think bigger is better -- and a number of previous scientific studies that corroborate this idea -- it appears that firmness trumps all, and that quality, in turn, is probably dependent on shape.
The present results corroborate this idea, since musical training was negligible in WS participants and the control subjects have been specifically matched for this parameter.
To corroborate this idea, TreeSAAP showed that these seven amino acid properties have been highly stable and conserved throughout mammalian evolution in the region surrounding the cytb N-terminal region prior to the T7I SNP in the basal primate branch.
Our data corroborate this idea.
The inferior rates of survival under starvation for philopatric strains corroborate this idea.
Our results corroborate this idea, suggesting the distance, and by inference dispersal, becomes more important as the spatial extent increases.
