Sentence examples for corroborating results from inspiring English sources

Oxidation of the worn surfaces was surprisingly low even at the highest temperature corroborating results of oxidation tests.

Values of x around 0.93 were obtained by using the Vegard's law, corroborating results extracting from XRD analysis as diffraction angles and lattice parameters that are closer to WC.

Despite the appearance of corroborating results from a team of researchers at Georgia Tech and the National Center for Atmospheric Research in the September 16 issue of Science, some researchers have said they are surprised by the magnitude of the intensity increases, which don't show up in existing climate-change theory or computer models.

Nonetheless, by corroborating results obtained from non-cancer/healthier populations, these results are consistent with prior literature suggesting that the mechanism of elevated risk among long sleepers is not limited to a single organ system or condition; rather it may impair health function globally (Kripke et al, 2002; Patel et al, 2004).

The MS's for several soil properties evaluated at the site were then compared with those of an associated plot-scale experiment; most MS's were not significantly different between the two levels of scale (P ≤ 0.05), corroborating results from the Colorado experiment.

Their results revealed that grade repetition did not seem to increase students' efforts, particularly for older students, corroborating results obtained by other authors.

A specific reactor example and numerical simulations are used to illustrate and corroborate results.

The spectrum of species we found to be affected by fatal Bsal infection in private collections largely corroborates results of experimental infection trials6.

The above corroborates results by Garg et al. (2008) when they studied Cd2+ adsorption in jatropha cake.

A previously published study on PTB was used to corroborate results from our study.

Most of the results obtained in the lipid synthesis group corroborated results previously reported in the literature.