Our Current Trends Scenario predicts the footprint of urban growth to approximately triple from 2009 to 2050, which is corroborated by local population estimates.
Kaiser has less to say on the harvesting of this data in 2014 than she does on other issues, which is corroborated by emails, correspondence and other documents reviewed by the Guardian.
This similarity, which is corroborated by seismic data, does not, however, mean that a chemical coupling exists between the subcontinental lithospheric mantle and continental crust in a similar way as for the oceanic lithosphere.
Violation of codex MRLs in some samples is an indication of deviation from good agriculture practices, which is corroborated by the KIIs.
The SERS activity is originated from the electromagnetic field enhancements on the individual Mo nanoscrew, which is corroborated by single-particle optical characterizations Open image in new window.
The present model predicts ε μ ≈ 33.2 for R = 3.5 nm which is corroborated by Thomas et al. [4] who report ε μ ≈ 32.
SB, on the other hand, has a less complex composition than SBU, thus allowing satisfactory adhesion, which is corroborated by several previous studies [16] [19].
The particles appear very poorly crystalline in the bright-field image [Fig. 4(a)], which is corroborated by the SAED pattern [Fig. 4(b)] which is much more diffused than the diffractions of original NAu-1 [i.e., Fig. 3(b)].
In addition, FTIR spectra show a phase separation (Si and SiO2), which is deduced by the shift of the Si-O stretching vibration mode towards the SiO2 frequency value, which is corroborated with XPS and HRTEM.
The TEM images (inset of Figure 8a) give particle sizes comprised between 5 and 12 nm for a given laser power of 40 mW, which is corroborated by XRD experiments.
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.
