Sentence examples for this method corroborated from inspiring English sources
Analysis of cells with this method corroborated the trends in cell spreading observed using fluorescence microscopy.
The results obtained by our method corroborated with the data from tRNA-STRs.
The electrocoulometric method corroborates this conclusion and the differential charge stored at the electrode surface (ΔQ/ΔE) was found to be equal to a few millifarads per square centimetre.
Comparative studies with a well-known global-local enhanced scatter search method corroborate the suitability and advantages of the EMSGA methodology.
Permutation tests (see Methods) corroborated that the three assayed karyotypes differ in Tp (P = 0.001).
Molecular dynamics simulation of wild-type hGBE1, hGBE1-Y329S and LTKE peptide-bound hGBE1-Y329S models (Fig. 5A; Supplementary Material, Methods) corroborated our prediction that LTKE stabilizes the mutated enzyme.
Molecular methods corroborated the field identification of the 1 black-footed pygmy rice rat and assigned the 4 long-nosed mice to 1 of the 2 species of Oxymycterus inhabiting Uruguay: O. nasutus.
While it is to note that these results have to be treated cautiously as the stability of the findings is sensitive to including further variables, the results for the empirical quantitative and qualitative as well as the verbal-analytical methods corroborate our findings from the univariate analysis in Table 6.
Further verification of fat stores using biochemical methods corroborates the CARS findings (see Text S1 and Figure S4).
Our approach of using mixed methods corroborates the work of Peters et al. (55), which describes it as a practical way to understand multiple perspectives, causal pathways, and outcomes of implementation research.
The method is corroborated by studying its correctness and efficiency compared to the traditional UTLM method when applied to complex problems such as the transmission through a system of Luneburg lenses and the modelling of antenna radomes for use in wireless communications.
