Sentence examples for far corroborated from inspiring English sources

Molecular data have so far corroborated that the European and African collections correspond to the same species.

Molecular data have so far corroborated its occurrence in Europe and North America but records from other continents remain to be confirmed.

38 Nothing we have seen so far corroborates this claim, however an ongoing EMA working group is specifically discussing issues related to protecting participants' confidentiality.

None of these details have so far been corroborated by French or western intelligence agencies, AP said.

Far from corroborating R&R's claim that countries with debt ratios above 90percentt have growth significantly lower than those with lower levels, the reworking revealed the opposite.

An algorithm that optimizes the proposed criterion is described, and its improved performance and robustness with respect to the near-far problem are corroborated through simulations.

We show that this mechanism accounts for a wide range of phenomena observed so far and can be corroborated by many complex, often apparently conflicting, experimental results.

It also comes at a time when Apple has been in the spotlight for another kind of chip story: the company was named in a controversial Bloomberg report alleging that there have been "spy chips" secretly implanted on Apple hardware by way of Supermicro motherboards — a report that Apple and others have strongly denied and that hasn't been corroborated so far.

The relatively preserved volumes and greater cortical complexity of structures along the Sylvian Fissure were proposed to underlie the distinctive linguistic and auditory strengths in WS [14], [18], [21] [23]; however, this hypothesis has not been sufficiently corroborated so far.

Far-UV CD spectra corroborated the preservation of the overall fold.

Moreover, research has shown that memories of abuse "recovered" in therapy are far less likely to be corroborated by third parties, or other evidence, than abuse memories recalled later in life outside of therapy, or never-forgotten abuse memories.