Sentence examples for which only corroborated from inspiring English sources

Thus, even if the doors to the markets of the rich countries were fully open to imports, exports from the poor countries would have to get past their own doors.We know from numerous case studies dating back to the 1970s (which only corroborated elementary economic logic) that protection is often the cause of dismal export, and hence economic, performance.

From this search, we identified a total of 2153 cases, among which only 30 were corroborated in patients aged <30 years.

In the Chan et al (2008) study, 41 (51%) of recurrent ovarian cancer patients presented with positive physical findings, of which only 3 were not corroborated by additional surveillance measures.

GSCA analysis therefore not only corroborated the findings by Zuber et al.

Thermogravimetric measurements corroborate a physical picture in which only a small fraction of barium is utilized during lean/rich cycling protocols giving high NOx conversion.

It took multiple interviews with the police and prosecutors for Wilds' statements to line up with the only "corroborating" evidence the state could muster: records from Adnan's cell phone, which Wilds had in his possession the day of the murder.

Which only seemed fair.

Which only makes it worse," she said.

On the other hand, plants have also developed a CBF-independent pathway for adapting to cold stress, which is corroborated by the finding that only 12%% of cold-responsive genes are likely under the control of CBFs [ 14].

In contrast, the topographic effect in the left-right dimension only partially generalized to pseudowords, showing just a non-significant trend for lateralization differences, which was corroborated in the selected waveform analysis.

Numerical results are presented in Section 5, which are corroborated through Monte Carlo simulations.