The discovery of a Ctenophora-specific opsin found to be the sister of all the other opsins, as in Schnitzler et al. (2012), might be seen as evidence corroborating the scenario underpinned by the Ctenophora-early hypothesis.
Detailed structure-activity relationship studies of the compounds showed that CD-9 and CD-8 had a common hydrophobic interaction with the residue Leu268 of the PfATP6 protein and has been postulated through our study to be the reason for their antimalarial activity as seen after corroborating the results with the in vitro study.
People who want the world to end tend to see these distinct scenarios as corroborating, rather than contradicting, each other.
Although these non-hypothesis-driven results might be seen as too overly broad, they corroborated GES molecular dissection of breast tumours in function of age.
That was an era when rape in marriage was not an offence, complainants had to be corroborated because they were seen as unreliable, and rape by acquaintances was rarely reported.
We now know this corroborates quite nicely with what is seen as a result of cellular fusion and the formation of bi-nucleate heterokaryons.
Validity is seen as the degree to which all evidence gathered corroborates the interpretation intended for the scores obtained by a given test considering its purpose (AERA, APA, NCME, 2014).
Asked why Australia's satellite detections were seen as more promising than earlier leads that proved false, Malaysia's acting transport minister, Hishammuddin Hussein, said the imagery was "corroborated to a certain extent by other satellites".
If his allegations are corroborated, the scale of the wrongdoing could dwarf the other major scandal of recent years – known as the Mensalão scandal – and further undermine the reputation of a company that has long been seen as a national treasure.
People use the app to write updates on particular locations, and post photos and videos as corroborating evidence.
