Sentence examples for corroborative information from inspiring English sources

Selby Kiffer, Sotheby's senior specialist for historic American manuscripts, describes the notebooks as a rich and unfiltered contemporary source of new and corroborative information about the constitutional debates.

Seward's son provided corroborative information on the plot supplied to Seward by Charles P. Stone, the inspector general of the District of Columbia.

Hulten supplied no additional corroborative information and art historians who advised the foundation (the board was not set up until the following year), including Kasper Koenig, a colleague of Hulten's and a recognised Warhol expert, were perplexed.

We found corroborative information that senior officers of the Pakistani contingent secretly returned seized weapons to two warlords in exchange for gold, and that the Pakistani peacekeepers tipped off two warlords about plans by the United Nations peacekeeping force and the Congolese Army to arrest them.

Additional corroborative information was sought from the immunisation coordinating Lancashire and South Cumbria Agency, Preston, UK.

As far as anonymous information is concerned, investigators would need to identify corroborative information before a formal investigation commences.

Corroborative data could provide broader and more comprehensive support for the distinctiveness of the two domed populations on the island.

We felt it further strengthened our phenotype to have corroborative data at two time points.

Typically, corroborative data (ecology, morphology, other genes) can help to assign species status to barcode groups.

Unfortunately, corroborative data has not been found for a proportion of the genes.

Corroborative data were obtained in another primate, the marmoset, Callithrix j. jacchus.