Sentence examples for corroboration has been from inspiring English sources

Its experimental corroboration has been sought in studies involving both bacteria [ 25- 27] and eukaryotes [ 12, 28].

Of our three paired comparisons, the Felton versus Ben Lomond survey provides quantitative corroboration of what has been hinted at in qualitative terms from studies elsewhere (Howarth 1999; Bakker 2000).

But Mr. Herndon had no direct evidence, and there has been no corroboration of his suspicions.

Families of other prisoners from other countries have made similar assertions of innocence about their sons, but there has been no corroboration from Americans.

There has been no corroboration of this.

5 Following the initial revelation of the linkage between the increase in redox ratio and bacterial cidality, there has been limited corroboration of this former phenomenon, 17, 18 including the generation of reactive oxygen species.

But there has been no independent corroboration of those reports.

There has been no independent corroboration of either the Chinese or Tibetan exiles' version of the casualties and damage from the protests in Tibet.

Members of Lewis's camp alleged that Tyson bit Lewis below the right knee, but there has been no independent corroboration.

American military officials have suggested that the resistance can be explained by saying that many Iraqis have been coerced into their roles by loyalists to the Hussein government; so far, there has been little independent corroboration of this analysis.

An Arab killed in the attack in Bannu was identified by a Pakistani intelligence officer as a known Qaeda operative, Abdullah Azam al-Saudi, though there has been no other corroboration.