But there was an exception for victims under the age of 14, for whom there was no separate requirement for either corroboration or for having told another person; on the young victim's testimony alone, the prosecution could try to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the crime occurred as the victim alleged.
While others have scored the impacts of research [ 9, 21, 22, 28, 31], our scoring system is unique in that it involved scoring four separate dimensions of impact, namely corroboration, attribution, reach, and importance.
Following the initial denial from Mr. Palmer, a second senior Congressional aide, who asked not to be named because of the ethics committee investigation and a separate inquiry by the Justice Department, on Friday offered corroboration of Mr. Fordham's claim that he had met with Mr. Palmer.
In Fig. 2, it is not difficult to find out that the distributions of speech and non-speech are more easily separated along with the increasing window length M. In corroboration, the speech classification error is reduced when increasing the order of the long-term window, as shown in Fig. 4.
Indeed, concordant changes in several characteristics of an organism, and corroboration from independent data constitute better evidence for separating species [2], [3].
Then, last week, the results of the city's separate reading test for grades three, five, six and seven came out, offering some corroboration of the rise in performance.
When pixels from non-NLCD sources indicate a potential change, but there is no corroboration with the NLCD or any other data, the information is saved to a separate auxiliary file.
Moreover, despite the non-divergence of PAP Morph 5 stridulations from those of the allopatric PAP Morph 3, the corroboration of the distinct morphometry of the stridulatory file, genetics and morphology are enough evidence to separate these two taxa.
Independent corroboration was not available.
Objective corroboration strongly supported the associations.
