Sentence examples for to corroborated from inspiring English sources
verb
To confirm or support something with additional evidence; to attest or vouch for.
The two players were out last night, but they were not drinking – 10 witnesses we have spoken to corroborated that.
It should be noted that, even though PT time was elevated above normal levels in 5 horses, the clinical relevance of this finding is yet to corroborated by other approaches.
This limits the capacity to combine corroborated evidence for species hypotheses from DNA barcoding with corroboration derived from evidence from other data sources.
As I wrote at the time: "If we start to doubt corroborated facts, how can we prevent ourselves being swallowed up in doubt, unable to trust anything we see?
The police said that some of the calls to 911 corroborated that claim.
Obviously, such a hypothesis needs to be corroborated with careful measurements of cellular energetics, measurements that are the focus of ongoing studies in the laboratory.
Following the assessment made by our intelligence community in April, the President directed the intelligence community to seek credible and corroborated information to build on that assessment and establish the facts with some degree of certainty.
Hence, to use proteomics-corroborated smORFs to obtain cut-offs would preclude the detection of smORFs translated less strongly, and will negate the main point of doing ribosomal profiling to begin with: to obtain a more extensive, yet sufficiently astringent, repertoire of translated smORFs.
Tasfai's account was corroborated to the Guardian by one of Berhe's flatmates in Khartoum.
Although the interpretation we propose warrants to be further corroborated, there is evidence that the other's bodily space might be mapped onto one's own body representation.
A three-dimensional structural alignment was performed to predict the putative epitope site of the M12 peptide in the CAIII protein structure [PDB 3UYN], which confirmed its surface exposure and corroborated to the possible antibody-binding region in the external sequences of the predicted protein (Fig. 4b).
