Sentence examples for corroborative facts from inspiring English sources

Another way to scotch illusion is to resist confirmation, because "a series of corroborative facts is not necessarily evidence".

Nevertheless, the government had a target cellular number, had other corroborative facts to suggest that the target cellular subscriber was in the area where the government requested the CSLI.

The reason for these corroborative findings might be due the fact that in urban areas the proportion of mothers with education is higher, accessibility of the services with minimal distance and transport, and mothers could have better decision making autonomy, good knowledge of pregnancy and delivery complications, and better access to information than rural mothers.

Thanks to the inconsistencies in their statements, a lack of corroborative evidence to support them and the fact that some witnesses had modified their statements – and one key witness had expressly retracted his original statement incriminating those who'd been detained – Sayyed was released without charge. .

Thanks to the inconsistencies in their statements, a lack of corroborative evidence to support them, and the fact that some witnesses had modified their statements — as well as one key witness had expressly retracted his original statement incriminating those who'd been detained — Sayyed was released without charge.

Corroborative evidence of this selectivity is the fact that our group of patients had reduced P i max⁡, but very few patients had reduced P e max⁡.

These facts demonstrated that microscopic genome variations could be used as corroborative evidence in plant systematics.

"I am most concerned about the fact that there was an attempt to mould them so that they were corroborative, which I felt was misguided and false," added Watts who maintained there were "significant differences" between Gilligan's report and her own.

Although CIs were wide, the fact that risk estimates were uniformly strengthened in the subset of persons with corroborative test results lends validity to this approach, as well as underscoring the desirability of using a second test more routinely in incidence studies.

Corroborative testimony abounds.

Legislative history was corroborative.