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Corroboration was provided by a linked meta-analysis comparing data from observational studies with those from the randomized trials.
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Further corroboration is provided by collections of a less abundant species, Uranotaenia sapphirina, with a similar life cycle (29 ), which was also negatively associated with modeled surface wetness (data not shown).
Further corroboration is provided by another study showing that a physician's country of origin did not have a significant effect on his or her belief in CAM [ 23].
A first quantitative corroboration of this asymmetry in the context of a detailed eco-genetic model was provided by Dunlop et al. (2009).
A corroboration of the applicability is provided from comparisons with the measured response of a shell beam plate structure.
An additional corroboration to this idea is provided by the synchronous adaptive resonance theory (SMART) [ 41].
For the studies assessed as having impacts (n = 19), the mean impact scores (n = 12 raters) and 95% confidence intervals for each of the impact dimensions within our scoring system (corroboration, attribution, reach, and importance) are provided in Table 3.
Corroboration of this behavior for water is provided by independent oxygen and carbon dioxide permeation and sorption measurements, which also exhibit larger than expected reductions in solubility for the semicrystalline vs. amorphous samples.
Corroboration that UR is a positive experience is provided by the high percentage of students who would recommend UR to first-year medical students (88.7%).
Why now, after so many years?" Independent corroboration of the nature of the weapons has been provided by a senior weapons researcher at Human Rights Watch, who identified the material as the remnants of Russian-made cluster bombs and unexploded cluster submunitions.
