Sentence examples for corroborating the difference from inspiring English sources

The binding sites at nucleosome occupied regions exhibited a consistently higher evolution rate than those at nucleosome depleted regions, corroborating the difference in the selection constraints at the two regions.

This finding suggests that the parameters of peripheral rhythms are quite distinctive from central rhythms and can be interpreted as corroborating the differences between the central and peripheral oscillators with respect to molecular mechanisms (68) as well as the coupling of individual oscillators (9, 10, 69).

The EIS analyses of the electrodes corroborated the difference in electrochemical performances of the electrodes: the Co-SnO2 electrode showed the lowest resistance at different voltages during cycling among other electrodes.

This corroborates the difference in rate of development of cartilage changes in both models.

That is, our peak analysis of the data in Figure 5a corroborated the differences in the peaks shown in Figure 4; face-selective areas showed greater BOLD responses to faces than animals.

This finding corroborates the differences already reported in countries which traditionally have high rates of immigration.

We corroborated the differences between acute CD4+ T cell-mediated experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis and acute MS lesions via gene expression studies.

The variance between models corroborates the differences observed in previous sequence analysis, since RLC_ egAle_1 and RLC_ egBianca_1 are from different families and the RLG_ egTekay_1 from a different superfamily.

The DRS and RPM tests were administered to FES and control groups to corroborate the differences in global cognition between both groups and to determine their correlation with the efficiency of attention networks.

Excised tumours were weighed (0.26 0.61 g for SKOV3-NC; 0.33 0.70 g in SKOV3-c-FOS mice) and analysed immunohistochemically to corroborate the differences in c-FOS expression in vivo.

The fact that the associations were not consistent in AA and EA populations corroborates the differences in blood levels of vitamin D and frequency and LD pattern of vitamin D-related genetic variants, implying that the race-specific associations might be the result of gene-environment interactions.