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But, they said, the more investigators corroborated his assertions, the more resistance they encountered inside Wal-Mart.

At the least, Menzies' work will prompt new research of his findings, whether they're corroborated or debunked.

But I wouldn't make too much of [them] until they're corroborated by an independent data stream.

THEY represent only one side of a story, and most of their claims have yet to be independently corroborated.

The motorist's story was corroborated by a highway patrol officer who caught up with the Prius and helped bring it to a stop on Monday .

Given the short period of follow-up in the research, the effect of the treatment on survival rates could not be corroborated.

The evidence for feeding that we observed firsthand in the defecation trails was corroborated in the ship's laboratory.

Also corroborated the fact that HIV has come from the first guess of the United States laboratory.

"That's right, " corroborated Tom kindly. "We heard that you were engaged. "

The incident (corroborated by witnesses) prompted a harsh rebuke from the United Nations refugee agency; Turkey denies any wrongdoing.

those calculations have been corroborated by measurements of primordial hydrogen , helium and lithium in the universe.

This explanation is corroborated by controlled experiments involving potential home buyers and professional real estate price setters.

To many, his results were surprising, but they've since been corroborated by similar studies in Europe and East Asia. Kripke explains.

This information can be corroborated using aerial or satellite photography.

However, because of the small number of patients and the high dropout rate, these findings need to be corroborated in larger cohorts.

And brain scans corroborated the self-reports, showing a reduction of activity in the amygdala, an area responsible for processing emotions.

That's corroborated by what he calls 'filthy action' in gold, silver, copper, crude oil and emerging markets.

Corroborated by the coherency attributes, in both seismic section and slicing, root-mean-square amp. . .

Experiential learning, a theoretical assumption on andragogy, has been corroborated Dy researcher.

The hue and cry going off to the Hulks, and people coming thence to examine the iron, Joe's opinion was corroborated.

eg. I had access to a wide range of documents which corroborated the story.

A claimed witness of the accident corroborated the driver' s statement.

Census data have corroborated the devastating impact on households.

Yee says that these reports were corroborated by the translators.

There are so few foreign companies trading within China's capital markets that critical pieces of data can never be corroborated.

The policeman's statement was corroborated by witnesses .

The trend is corroborated by changes in reported sexual behavior.

The witness corroborated her version of the event.

Two persons who saw the road accident corroborated the driver's statement .

Later, a former Apple employee corroborated this.

it is the objective truth corroborated by a wealth of facts.

Results: It is checked out and corroborated that the sufferer has taken doxepin, which is a Third Ring Road antidepressants.

Truth comes from practice and is corroborated in practice. Practices produce not only the truths but also the fallacies .

Duplicates or copies of evidence that are not corroborated by other evidence and are not confirmed by relevant persons;

Once identified they can be corroborated in further research