"Everything she said came back with precise corroboration".
With that corroboration, Hirdt plans to remove Smith's record from the new N.B.A. encyclopedia, due this summer.
The quality of the tips has improved as well, he said, and they are often accompanied with detailed corroboration.
They used to go, sit in the press conference, come back, write their stories, file them, with no corroboration, no cross-checking of the facts, no getting the other side's version.
A key signals the strength of the evidence: three stars means that there is high-quality evidence drawn from disparate sources, while one or two stars indicates that there are only one or two reliable sources, respectively, with more corroboration welcome.
Ever since India alleged, with subsequent corroboration from America and Britain, that Pakistani terrorists carried out last month's mass murder in Mumbai, the country's politicians, generals and fire-breathing journalists have been declaring themselves ready for war if that's what India chooses.India's government, despite huge pressure from its own bellicose media, has been more restrained.
There was written evidence that the settlers turned to cannibalism as a last resort, but not until last week did archaeologists step forward with physical corroboration: "Cut marks on the skull and skeleton of a 14-year-old girl show that her flesh and brain were removed, presumably to be eaten by the starving colonists during the harsh winter of 1609," as The New York Times reported.
One study utilizing the EFAST during acute trauma resuscitations found that in patients with CT corroboration, the expanded FAST was more than twice as sensitive as supine chest X-ray [9].
That said, we would like to reiterate the limitations of the current model and hope to develop and inspire development of improved models with appropriate corroboration.
While cognitive, psychomotor and visual function showed improved outcomes with supplementation in several studies, the findings were often transient (not detectable when children were tested later in life) with poor corroboration among studies.
