Sheriff's deputies who knew Pierson corroborated that story, according to the affidavit.
All Atwater had to do, apparently, was crack his corny jokes, contort his boyish face, and whisper, all intimate-like, in a newsman's ear, and the next thing you knew -- corroborating sources or not -- his smear would be all over the evening news.
We now know this corroborates quite nicely with what is seen as a result of cellular fusion and the formation of bi-nucleate heterokaryons.
Some of the data corroborated known effects of MPP+ exposure.
As may have been expected, several of the more well-studied processes in the literature (e.g. NF-kB pathways leading to inflammatory signaling) attracted a great deal of voting activity within the networks and primarily corroborated known biology.
We identified several transmissive fractures and their connectivity which correspond to known fractures and corroborate well with independent information, including available borehole flowmeter tests and geophysical data.
The networks could be used to corroborate known species and aid in the discovery of new ones, as well as guide more detailed morphological/ecological studies to evaluate species status.
Some results corroborate known targets of conserved miRNAs such as a SBP transcription factor cleaved by miR156 [ 65– 67], an ARF transcript, by miR160 [ 68, 69] and the transcription factor AP2 (apetala 2), by miR172 [ 70, 71].
Moreover, through intrastock crossings of monokaryons with known marker genotypes, we corroborated a link between the MAT genotypes and phenotypes.
Moreover, ex vivo analysis corroborated previously known target organs of infection (the kidneys, spleen and gills) while identifying new ones (e.g. the heart).
