Sentence examples for widely corroborated from inspiring English sources

A concept of using low intensity light therapy (LILT) as an alternative approach to cancer treatment is at early stages of development; while the therapeutic effects of LILT as a non-invasive treatment modality for localized joint and soft tissue wound healing are widely corroborated.

These findings are not an outlier, but are widely corroborated by other studies.

This intake can be considered low and has been widely corroborated in national household budget surveys [ 7].

There have been widely corroborated accounts that in December 2008, the Thai navy towed into to deep waters a convoy of un-seaworthy boats carrying hundreds of ethnic Rohingya who had been fleeing Myanmar and Bangladesh.

One of the bits of breaking news this week was Politico's Darren Samuelson's widely corroborated scoop that former President George H.W. Bush had let it be known that he intended to vote for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in this year's election, instead of Donald Trump, his party's nominee.

The results from the literature review widely corroborate our findings.

27 However, PA in the elderly is a widely studied and corroborated factor that improves quality of life.

Even if inspectors found evidence of cheating, it could take weeks, months, even years for such evidence to be corroborated and widely accepted.

This method is widely used to corroborate disease-associated expression signatures derived from microarrays.

A review of the literature suggests that the most widely used, publicly described method for peak deconvolution is AMDIS [ 36] (this view is corroborated by others [ 65]).

A number of investigators have corroborated Boman et al's observation of circulating C. pneumoniae DNA in peripheral blood of cardiac patients, albeit with widely varying estimates of prevalence (Table 1).