The most trenchant topological feature was the well-supported reciprocal monophyly of Samoana and Partula taxa, which corroborated numerous lines of anatomical [ 33, 39], allozymic [ 35, 40] and nuclear rDNA [ 41, 42] evidence of their distinctiveness.
A postmortem was conducted which corroborated the police version.
The documents, including state Education Department reports, federal tax filings and audits of charter schools prepared by outside firms, were obtained by the state teachers union, and provided to The New York Times, which corroborated the data.
Once the government admitted the existence of the vast archive of papers, many of which corroborated the claimants' accounts of abuse, it became clear that thousands more from across the former empire had also been stored secretly for decades at a secure government research centre at Hanslope Park in Buckinghamshire, north of London.
The samples were characterized before and after leaching using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) which corroborated the chemical controlled leaching mechanism.
The expected decrease in initial viscosity was followed by an increase in the liquidity index, which corroborated with the test results.
There was no significant difference between the K at 200 and 375 mg L−1 NH4Cl, which corroborated the monoculture experiments.
It was also observed that with increasing the concentration of analyte, the resultant currents also enhanced considerably, which corroborated that the response was a surface-process.
Furthermore, the interaction of complex 1 with DNA and HSA was further investigated by the molecular docking studies which corroborated well with above findings.
The results indicated good data fit, which corroborated the scale's dimensional structure, and also coincided with both the initial questionnaire postulates (Mrazek et al., 2013) and the factorial structure obtained in the original questionnaire version.
Furthermore, the surface morphology of the NPs was also analyzed by AFM which corroborated the results of SEM and confirmed that the NPs had a smooth and spherical appearance (Fig. 1c).
