Sentence examples for corroboration in a larger from inspiring English sources

Ours is the first analysis of functional T cell subsets in epidemiologically distinct phenotypes of latent infection and now requires corroboration in a larger study population to ascertain whether significant differences in cytokine signature exist between recent and remote infections.

Therefore, these results will require corroboration in a larger number of T-ALL xenografts.

The correlation between IL-6 and systolic BP responses was dependent on extreme responders, so corroboration in a larger data set would be desirable.

Although we included patients with inflammation of unknown origin and apparently healthy patients (after follow-up for malignancy) as controls, which further enhances the external validity of our study, the limited size of all groups warrants corroboration in a larger group of similar patients.

These results, after corroboration in a large cohort, can lead to the elaboration of a method to be used in clinical practice as a aid in preselecting the patients for colonoscopy.

These promising findings require corroboration in a definitive, large scale, randomised phase III trial using standard techniques for intravesical administration.

Case numbers were relatively small, and findings require corroboration in larger cohorts; this is an issue of particular relevance in bvFTD, which is a highly pathologically heterogeneous syndrome underpinned by accumulation of diverse pathogenic proteins with potentially distinct patterns of network disintegration.

Preliminary studies from our research group [ 5, 6] indicated that this was not likely, and this study, performed on a larger group of patients with independent corroboration in a second group of patients, was designed to answer that question in a definitive way and elucidate differences at the molecular level.

But were priceless qualities of grace and style sufficient corroboration in a dispute over price?

That finds corroboration in a November 1864 communication from Bates, which also indicates that the president asked whether he could continue pursuing colonization even with the money gone.

B, representing himself, argued that he had every reason to believe the threat was real, and indicated as corroboration a large bruise below right kneecap, which he claimed was result of A kicking him earlier with field-hockey shoe.