Sentence examples for have more corroborating from inspiring English sources

The government has since claimed to have more corroborating evidence of Ramirez's gang ties, although to date none of that information has appeared in court filings.

Perhaps Jane Doe and her lawyer will have more evidence and witnesses to corroborate her claim.

In particular, dorsal premotor regions seem to connect predominantly to the superior parietal cortex and subserve reaching in space while more ventral aspects of the premotor cortex interact more strongly with the intraparietal sulcus for object manipulation, a finding that has more recently been corroborated in humans using diffusion tractography (Tomassini et al. 2007).

Deep cartilage extracts had more GAG than found in the superficial cartilage, a result corroborated by histological observations.

Asked if he had any regrets, Boudreau said, "I probably should have corroborated more of his statements at the time.

These findings have been corroborated in more recent studies from Europe and from Japan [ 5, 6].

Studies have indicated that the selection of resistant Enterobacter spp. has ranged as high as 19% in a 1991 study (6/31), with higher rates observed in patients with bacteremia [ 15], but more recent studies have not corroborated those observations [ 12].

These findings have been corroborated by studies using more sophisticated measures of parental and newborn body composition, such as dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) [ 19- 21].

(Six named sources have since corroborated Stoynoff's account).

Their findings have been corroborated by other research.

These have been corroborated with conventional analyses.