Sentence examples for more corroborative from inspiring English sources

If it does, it will be offset by a more corroborative approach by Brajesh Misra, the prime minister's national security adviser.

"I think the [girl's account] is just more corroborative evidence that Trayvon was not the aggressor and that he was being actively pursued by George Zimmerman," said Jasmine Rand, one of the Martin family's attorneys.

Subjects with the highest LDH values again had significantly more corroborative evidence of hemolysis and lower HbF levels (Table 1).

Only Van Valen [20] has suggested that the central cusp of lagomorphs was the metaconule previously, and only tentatively, while recognizing the need for more corroborative evidence.

However, for more corroborative evidence of the drug's activity the twin crossover method may be used.

I have never neglected this theory (see, for instance reference [ 31]) and I have made it compatible with the coevolution theory [ 57], but I do not believe in the stereochemical theory because none of the presented evidence is, in my view, stronger, more important or more corroborative than the molecular fossils reported in Tab. 1 (see also replies to Reviewer 3).

Furthermore, demonstrating evidence for a species under more than one operational concept provides corroborative support.

BACCHUS is a corroborative feasibility study but assessing more intensive chemotherapy in one arm.

Corroborative of this view, although more than 6 million individuals in West Bengal, India, are endemically exposed to inorganic arsenic, only 300,000 people show arsenic-induced skin lesions, the hallmark sign of chronic arsenic exposure (Chakraborti et al. 2002).

Corroborative data could provide broader and more comprehensive support for the distinctiveness of the two domed populations on the island.

As these techniques become standardised and more widely adopted, they can provide both unique and corroborative information about tumour behaviour.