Sentence examples for of corroborated from inspiring English sources

One proposal is that it is possible to side-step the contentious species designations and make use of corroborated phylogenetic patterns (e.g., Faith and Baker, 2006).

Journalists have always had a problem with this form -- the union of drama and historical fact -- because the sacred rule of good journalism is the preservation of corroborated facts, which cannot and should not be messed with.

In general, Mr. Feinberg said that he was inclined to be far more flexible in accounting for economic losses rather than emotional ones, and in relying on corroborated patterns of income rather than projected earnings.

In X. vesparum, increased variability at the primary sequence level precludes the assembly of well corroborated models in several parts of the rRNA genes.

6 One of the authors, who was blinded to all clinical details of the participants, corroborated interpretation of the histology findings.

Example 2: In the CTX study, the presence of epilepsy was corroborated in 32%% of patients, and the presence of dementia in 52%% of patients.

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In conclusion, our light microscopy study of GSK3β mostly corroborated previous immunohistological analyses of GSK3β distribution in the brain.

Additionally the diagnosis of BIA was even more corroborated because of the growth of various Staph.

The robustness of MMPM was corroborated and reproducible on a separate cohort of 85 HCC cases.

"This is a White House that has repeatedly chosen the denials of men over the many corroborated stories of women, whether it's in the case of Roy Moore, Corey Lewandowski or Trump himself," said Meyers.