Sentence examples for interpreted as corroborating from inspiring English sources

The dating of feeding damage characteristic of rolled-leaf hispines to a maximum of 65 Mya [9], interpreted as corroborating the great antiquity of Chrysomelidae, as we show here it is still in agreement with the younger age if it is assumed that the feeding traces were produced by a stem group of hispines.

Perhaps these results should instead be interpreted as corroborating the idea that deliberate practice over a sustained period of time is crucial to the generation of expert levels of performance (Ericsson and Lehmann, 1996).

This finding suggests that the parameters of peripheral rhythms are quite distinctive from central rhythms and can be interpreted as corroborating the differences between the central and peripheral oscillators with respect to molecular mechanisms (68) as well as the coupling of individual oscillators (9, 10, 69).

Three recently published case series (6– 8) of patients with influenza A (H1N1 p may be interpreted (7) as corroborating for pandemic influenza the known association of diabetes with complications of seasonal influenza, but do not quantify the increase in risk.

2D and 3D models show a pronounced thickening of felsic material coincident with the shear zone that may be interpreted as a plutonic root, thereby corroborating interpretations that this shear zone acted as a structural conduit for the ascent and emplacement of magma.

The Akaike weight of this model, which can be interpreted as a probability, was 0.971 corroborating that the GTR + I + G is the most accurate model for the analysis of the observed data.

Others traits were corroborated as synapomorphies, particularly in those species of a subgroup corresponding with the Central-Eastern clade within Algansea; this corroboration is interpreted as a result of evolutionary adaptations.

The variance of P s (i, j, k) for any given k (which can be interpreted as MMSE) is shown in Figure 9 and corroborates that for small-to-medium k, the i coordinate estimate is more reliable; this can be attributed to the specific sensor arrangements which favors better i-resolution (cf. Figure 4).

Such a pulsating behavior can be interpreted as the result of discrete magma fragmentation events in the conduit, a hypothesis which is, e.g., corroborated by the records of infrasonic transients associated with the pulses (Ripepe et al. 2013).

Our results corroborate the results of recent studies in chicken and zebra finch which have been interpreted as caused by a low degree of dosage compensation in female birds (i.e. the heterogametic sex).

This result is corroborated by previous studies conducted in the B6 [26] and the B6 × FVB backgrounds [25], and it could be interpreted as a form of repetitive behavior due to increased emotional distress induced by the social context.