Congressional investigators corroborated these criticisms, though they found greater lapses at the C.I.A. and the F.B.I.
13 73 We corroborated these patterns, though the risk estimates for this ethnic group are imprecise.
The authors also reported significantly higher levels of Notch-1 and Notch-2 in the murine tumors, something we failed to corroborate even though Notch-2 mRNA levels possibly follow this trend (Fig. 3C).
That oil was not leaking at the wellhead is corroborated by the logs, though at the time a survey of the entire riser, which was still attached to the blowout preventer, had not been completed.
Though not corroborated using a control group design, this result led to a second conclusion, namely that the launch of a web-based instrument should be accompanied by a public relation campaign to ensure a substantial outreach.
A proof of global convergence to a prescribed set of fixed points of the latter iteration seems to be elusive, though conjectured and corroborated by an extensive campaign of numerical simulations (Ferrante et al., 2011).
Mr. Herrnkind's statement, though differing in details, corroborated much of his wife's account.
New York Times reporter Carlotta Gall wrote Tuesday that there had been rumors of a Pakistani defector within days of the U.S. raid, though she hadn't corroborated the claim.
Two other jurors, a white man and a white woman, corroborated some of Ms. Bohanna's statements, though they had slightly different recollections of various remarks.
This despite the fact that, as el-Masri pointed out, "President Bush has told the world about the CIA's detention program, and even though my allegations have been corroborated by eyewitnesses and other evidence".
Thus, ferret transmission experiments provide valid predictions of pandemic potential of novel influenza strains, though results should continue to be corroborated by targeted virological and epidemiological research.
