Sentence examples for perhaps corroborating from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, normal aging itself, seems to associate closer with the mitochondrial diseases that the non-mitochondrial diseases perhaps corroborating the mitochondrial theory of aging.

All that the university has said about the 2005 investigation is that Davis and the people he said could have perhaps corroborated his story were interviewed.

How could statistics possibly corroborate that hypothesis?

But the findings could perhaps be corroborated, he said, by careful mapping of the shoreline to look for unusual deposits or erosion left behind by the giant waves.

They're accompanied by all sorts of corroborating sequences and, perhaps needless to say, world leaders making hollow pronouncements.

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).

The remainder of fatty acids studied, except for perhaps C18 1, similarly showed a high degree of overlap with WY14643 (Table S4), thereby corroborating the very large resemblance in gene regulation between WY14643 and the dietary fatty acids studied.

"For me, it's always just been, wasn't I a silly sausage?" Perhaps to ward off allegations of distortion or exaggeration, Mr. Brand has also published numerous corroborating documents in the book, including the celibacy contract he signed at the KeyStone Center and the completion certificate he received from Focus Counseling Services.

Corroborating documentation is scarce.

We congratulate science on corroborating ancient wisdom.

Corroborating his story proved difficult.