Sentence examples for corroborating also from inspiring English sources

The RubisCO activation state was also calculated as the ratio of initial activity to total activity but no substantial differences were detected among segments (0.63 ± 0.18, 0.70 ± 0.25, 0.75 ± 0.30, 0.54 ± 0.16 at B0, B, M and T, respectively), corroborating also with in vivo Vmax estimation.

The proposal was corroborated also numerically.

The paleobiographic scenario envisaged is corroborated also by molecular clock estimations and correlations with Late Neogene environmental changes in the Mediterranean region which ended with the Messinian salinity crisis.

The report, which could not be corroborated, also claimed that rebels had gained control of a missile facility in Deir al-Zour that was formerly the site of a partly built nuclear reactor bombed by Israeli warplanes in 2007.

Simulations results corroborate also this fact.

These results were corroborated also by Western blot.

This is corroborated also by the fact that there are fewer direct edges between individuals.

Furthermore, the molecular underpinning of the nutritionally determined variability in adipose expansion is the set of genes described here, corroborated also with phenotypes of the Cav1, Ptrf (Cavin1) and Vldlr mouse KO models (Fig. 3 and 4).

For instance, it emphasized that blood is the most distant tissue, corroborated also by the fact that blood harbored the largest number of extreme probes (Table 1).

Similarly, Oehninger et al. [ 61] reported a high false-positive rate and thus reduced specificity of SPA as a predictor of fertilization, corroborated also by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology [ 62], which accordingly recommended its abandonment at that point.

Corroborating evidence also comes from imaging studies and patient work.