Nevertheless, Dart lived to see his theories corroborated by further discoveries of Australopithecus remains at Makapansgat in South Africa in the late 1940s and by the subsequent discoveries of Louis Leakey, which firmly established Africa as the site of mankind's earliest origins.
The latter theory is corroborated by the beneficial response that some patients with migraine and sleep disorder exhibit following the administration of melatonin.
This theory was corroborated through computer modelling.
This theory is corroborated by the high fever, reduced virus replication and shedding, and resulting lower T cell and serum neutralizing antibody responses observed in this group.
This theory is corroborated by the observation that schizophrenic patients, when asked to do working memory tasks, display abnormal gamma frequency oscillations in the prefrontal cortex relative to healthy, non-schizophrenic subjects [ 204- 207].
During the refinement of the realist programme theory, we will continue to undertake purposive focused searches informed by the programme theory to seek out relevant substantive theory to corroborate and/or add explanatory power.
In short, although the two theories agree on this point, they receive different levels of corroboration: the coevolution theory is strongly corroborated by it, while the columns theory is not and it acquires only a subsidiary role.
Popper was initially uneasy with the concept of truth, and in his earliest writings he avoided asserting that a theory which is corroborated is true for clearly if every theory is an open-ended hypothesis, as he maintains, then ipso facto it has to be at least potentially false.
Game theory has been corroborated as an effective tool for modeling different problems in traditional distributed wireless communication networks [28].
Hence, if we accept the case of Asp->Asn and Glu->Gln then this must have been generalised among the other amino acids and, thus, the coevolution theory is strongly corroborated.
