Sentence examples for critical corroboration from inspiring English sources
In a report in today's issue of the journal Science, a research team led by Frederick E. Grine of the State University of New York at Stony Brook concluded that the South African skull provided critical corroboration of the archaeological and genetic evidence indicating that humans in fully modern form originated in sub-Saharan Africa and migrated, almost unchanged, to populate Europe and Asia.
Whereas the logical empiricists and Popper had excluded discovery issues from philosophy of science in favor of theory of confirmation or corroboration, Kuhn was critical of confirmation theory and supportive of historical and philosophical work on discovery.
An effective integrative taxonomy will depend on Popperian corroboration assessments to provide the necesary critical questioning of evidence, from various sources, for species hypotheses.
As a result, corroboration from witnesses and treatment teams become critical to sexual violence investigations.
2. As Lakatos has pointed out, Popper's theory of demarcation hinges quite fundamentally on the assumption that there are such things as critical tests, which either falsify a theory, or give it a strong measure of corroboration.
But sources familiar with the evidence say prosecutors have strong corroboration for much of the testimony, including key surveillance reports by the Drug Enforcement Administration confirming critical aspects of the smugglers' stories.
Independent corroboration was not available.
Objective corroboration strongly supported the associations.
With Rita's corroboration comes relief.
-- I can answer with one word: corroboration.
