Sentence examples for corroborating theory from inspiring English sources
Warning signals of a regime shift were evident in the manipulated lake during reorganization of the food web more than a year before the food web transition was complete, corroborating theory for leading indicators of ecological regime shifts.
These results were compared with previous similar experiments in much denser magnetized vacuum arc plasmas, in which total suppression of secondary electrons (SE) was obtained, corroborating the theory that the maintenance of a virtual cathode for SE suppression is favored by higher plasma density.
In the prostate cell line, the highest MET expression was seen in PC3 and DU145 that both contain mutated p53, corroborating this theory.
Antioxidant proteins are underexpressed while those inducing oxidative stress appear to be overexpressed in multiple studies, corroborating the theory that the imbalance of radicals within the body could potentially cause the endometriosis.
Toxicologic evidence corroborating this theory includes potentially causal associations between neonatal exposure to BDE-47, BDE-99, or commercial PBDE mixtures (DE-71 and Bromokal 70-5 DE) and reduced thyroxine (T4) concentrations in experimental murine models (Fowles et al. 1994; Hallgren et al. 2001; Kuriyama et al. 2007).
Intrapartum stillbirth rates correlated more closely with the measures of obstetric care in the regression analysis than did antepartum stillbirth rates, corroborating the theory that obstetric care availability and quality improvements will impact intrapartum stillbirth incidence more than antepartum stillbirth incidence.
Though theories cannot in Popper's view be supported, they can be corroborated: a better corroborated theory is one that has been subjected to more and more rigorous tests without having been falsified.
Evidence from various sorts of experiment corroborates this theory.
