Sentence examples for corroborating emerging from inspiring English sources

In contrast, P. aeruginosa was not effected by 3.5% NaCl or concentrations up to 5% (Table 3), corroborating emerging evidence that P. aeruginosa, although historically thought of as a terrestrial or freshwater organism, may be considered a natural inhabitant of coastal marine environments [25].

The analysis was conducted with rigour, with two authors (AK, CK) identifying and corroborating emerging themes and all authors reaching a consensus on the final interpretation.

These findings corroborate emerging evidence from laboratory and clinical studies suggesting that AKI in sepsis has a prominent inflammatory component in both the initiation and the extension phases of the kidney injury [ 12, 27, 28].

Our results also corroborate emerging evidence showing that, as in mammals, the CNS of Drosophila integrates information regarding nutrient status and stores with visual, olfactory, and taste stimuli to elicit appropriate feeding behavior responses [ 22, 55- 57].

These data corroborate with emerging evidence that mast cells and neutrophils, but not T cells, are also the major cellular source of IL-17 in peripheral SpA.

Two independent yet corroborating formulations emerged in that 1-year period when anorexia nervosa (AN) was identified as we now understand it, and conceptualized as a disorder, by Drs. Charles Lasègue of Paris and Sir William Gull of London [ 9].

An expert criterion was used as a weighting factor to enhance the most significant variables defining the quality of a dive experience, then the data were analyzed from a zonal classification approach, followed by a non-metric MDS analysis conducted to corroborate the emerged patterns and a PERMANOVA analysis to identify significant differences between zones and seasons.

Despite Blagojevich's apparent belief that candidate No 5 - whom law enforcement sources identified as Jackson Jr - would play along with his illicit plans, no evidence has emerged corroborating the unknown politician's agreement.

Further investigation which merits being carried out, is a detailed kinetic analysis of stilbenoid accumulation and spreading of the pathogen in the infected leaves in order to corroborate the correlations emerging from this study.

Theoretical sampling guided the selection of further participants and led to involve some hospital cardiologists and caregivers in order to collect further insights to corroborate the results emerging from the patient sample.

In the past, corroborating evidence has emerged, that is, separate sets of observations have shown the prevalence and significance of short reversals (i.e. reversals involving one or a few genes) in the evolution of bacterial genomes [ 24, 25] and lower eukaryotes genomes [ 26, 27].