Sentence examples for data is corroborated from inspiring English sources

Experimental data is corroborated with results from a reactive transport model using double Monod kinetics.

Additionally, the homodimeric self-association of Rsd, as suggested by the cross-linking data, is corroborated by the affinity binding procedure (Figure 1b right panel).

The clinical significance of our data is corroborated by the observation that in cultured podocytes, downregulation of PDK1 and increase in apoptosis, induced by T1D patient sera with high LPS activity, was prevented by GIT27.

In addition, the strength of the reliability of our data is corroborated by the fact that the results of the two surveys do not show significant differences in the response to the items compared here (Table 1) and that they provide comparable estimates of the prevalence for first experimentation with smoking and regular tobacco use (daily smokers).

All the data were corroborated, and have even deteriorated since being collated for the report.

These data were corroborated by measuring IL-1β and prostaglandin E2 levels in culture medium.

In the Kii Channel near 135°E, long-term SSEs in 1996 1997 (Kobayashi 2014) and 2014 (Meteorological Research Institute 2016) documented by GNSS data were corroborated by high correlation coefficients in Fig. 6.

But Black says that the data are corroborated by measurements from the Allegheny telescope, and in at least one case are supported by independent work by Tsevi Mazeh and his colleagues at the Wise Observatory in Israel.

Although many studies show that the NMR data are corroborated by DFT-based energy calculations [26, 27], on our example the DFT computation with the B3LYP functional do not accurately predict the relative energies [28].

Treatment of L. infantum-infected hamsters with compound 14e at 3.0 mg/Kg/day led to a meaningful reduction of parasite load in spleen (49.9%) and liver (54.2%), respectively; these data were corroborated by histopathological analysis, which also revealed reduction in the number of inflammatory cells in the liver of the treated animals.

These electro-clinical data were corroborated by EEG-correlated functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies in patients with EMA: an increased blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) signal in the visual cortex was detected after eye closure, regardless of the presence of EEG paroxysms, suggesting a transient state of increased neuronal activity or a defective inhibition [11].