Sentence examples for corroborating in from inspiring English sources

Physically speaking, a minimally rotational wave undergoes the least attenuation, thus corroborating in part the importance of light spins.

Corroborating in vivo tests, it did not promote significant cytotoxicity in HaCaT cells and it showed similar levels of IL-18 when compared to control.

We reiterate well-crafted talking points like well-trained marionettes, advancing spin-doctored denials, corroborating in corporate corruption, and buying into paid political pandering.

We looked at 18 genes from different planarian species that have a role in pASC biology and/or their irradiation sensitive progeny, and have corroborating in situ hybridization data showing loss of expression after irradiation [47], [49], [50], [51], [52], [53], [54], [55], [56], [57], [58], [59], [60].

The GPI anchor was detected only in primates CEACAM5 8 corroborating, in this way, previous reports (Naghibalhossaini and Stanners 2004).

Corroborating in vivo studies showed that elevated cholesterol levels increased pAkt1 signalling and promoted tumour growth, with a coincident reduction in apoptosis.

Her version was corroborated in court by a friend.

His story was roughly corroborated in the Brooklyn Flag Store, a volunteer-run shop which sells lots and lots of flags.

In other cases, they said, they were "corroborated in significant respects" by Mr. Chang's former bookkeeper, Audrey Yu.

His version was corroborated in court by the second insider witness, Mr. Obrenovic, at the time the acting commander of the Zvornik Brigade.

He said the officer, Louis Rivera, had provided a detailed account of the struggle that was corroborated in important ways by several witnesses.