Sentence examples for which could be corroborated from inspiring English sources

30/50 mg/kg body weight) to ICIR resulted in recovery of neuroinflammation and partial prevention of neurodegeneration which could be corroborated with the partial recovery of memory impairments in this model.

Li [ 29] applied statistical techniques on user messages collected from pharmaceutical drug review sites, to identify significant associations between the statin class of drugs and a wide range of disorders, which could be corroborated based on existing research literature.

A case of coccidioidomycosis was defined as one in which the diagnosis could be corroborated by positive coccidioidal serologic results, fungal culture, or histologic identification of spherules in biopsy specimens.

Such a speculative scenario could be corroborated by more extensive sampling of P. satyrus populations across North America, which could make possible coalescense modeling to rule out any possibility that the conflicting results can be explained by ancient polymorphisms [ 39, 47].

And none of them could be corroborated by anyone.

As for the racist comments, "none of them could be corroborated by anyone," he told the Times.

This result could be corroborated by Raman spectroscopy of Ag-NPC as well.

It could be corroborated based on the structural parameters namely, network connectivity and dopant phase.

These data could be corroborated at the genetic level.

Secondly, not all of the information given in the doctors' questionnaire could be corroborated.

Of these variants, heterozygotes could be corroborated for slightly more than 80% of them.