Replication in larger sample sizes are needed to corroborate this negative finding. |
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Our results corroborate such findings, particularly with respect to intervention assignment. |
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The researcher looks for patterns of convergence to develop or corroborate an overall interpretation. |
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I cannot produce statistical data of vehicle numbers and velocities to corroborate these assertions, but I have no doubts. |
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Well I haven't received one piece of correspondence to corroborate that fear. |
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A number of early Islamic-inscribed ribs of palm leaves have recently been found in Yemen that corroborate this story. |
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Council officials however said there is no evidence to corroborate these accusations. |
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Searching around the internet, I wasn't able to find anything to corroborate this statement. |
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In the 1980s, functional neuroimaging data appeared to corroborate this finding. |
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Further study using a greater number of mares is justified to corroborate the findings of this experiment. |
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As I have explained she has produced no documentary or other evidence to corroborate those bald assertions. |
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There are heat shield plates around the array that have been badly burned to corroborate our theory. |
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But yesterday agents who looked further into the raw intelligence said they had found no evidence to corroborate the threat. |
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The declassified record shows a major emphasis on planning for timely photoreconnaissance to corroborate human intelligence reports. |
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What he could do is extend an apology, as he has no evidence whatsoever to corroborate his deplorable allegation. |
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The only statistical data I have to corroborate my statement is observation. |
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Daisey appears to have intentionally misled the producers and to have lied about his ability to corroborate his story. |
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If they didn't corroborate his claims, he'd be fired without further ado. |
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Allowing detainees to talk may give them a chance to create and coordinate alibis and to corroborate or concoct stories to frustrate questioning attempts. |
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Also, where possible, multiple lines of evidence were used to corroborate the main findings. |
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Always try to corroborate with medals, newspaper cuttings and letters. |
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The prophecies of Lehnin and of the great Devastation seemed to corroborate what the Mongolian soothsayer had said. |
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These early results corroborate fears from rival parties that Conservatives would be the major beneficiaries of boundary reform. |
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Field observations made as part of this study do not corroborate the risks shown in the laboratory. |
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I will recall a little bit of history to corroborate what I have just said. |
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However, further investigation to corroborate that information will be necessary. |
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No test or other means of verification was used to corroborate this self-assessment. |
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Although very brief, these tales from the sagas corroborate several pieces of information about the military arts of the Skraelings. |
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So much activity can corroborate the cultural maxim that creativity comes with pain. |
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Unfortunately, sufficient evidence was not presented to corroborate the personal recollection of the Claimant. |
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Regional data sources have also been used to corroborate the analysis of the responses to the questionnaire. |
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But, Digital Globe satellite images dated March 17, 2014, corroborate their stories. |
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Old, numerous and bipartisan are the tales that corroborate this dreary hypothesis. |
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Of course, the only reason we retell the story is precisely the data did corroborate Einstein's theory. |
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Other witnesses came forward to corroborate her testimony, although they refused to appear on camera. |
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But these officials said they are not certain how reliable the information is and said there are no radio intercepts or other types of evidence to corroborate the reports. |
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These observations corroborate results of the cognate introns in the myxomycetes Didymium and Physarum, where no in vitro splicing products were detected. |
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The key informants provided explanations and other in-depth information that served to corroborate or clarify findings from other lines of evidence. |
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Officers may need to corroborate it with several earlier registries for the same household, or hospital birth records and national identity cards. |
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The arguments I have mentioned corroborate the importance of this discussion of the own-initiative report by the rapporteur, Mrs Sartori, who I would like to congratulate and thank for her work. |
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Why should Canadians trust that Conservative Prime Minister and his government when they continue to hide the truth, cover up and put the muzzle on anyone else who wishes to come forward and corroborate Colvin's testimony? |
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Neither American nor European research seem to corroborate these findings. |
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Some critics claims that good-practice researchers choose cases that illustrate predetermined conclusions, unquestioningly accept key information that their informants give them and make no attempt to corroborate the facts. |
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Human remains appear to corroborate Tacitus' account of the Roman legionaries' later burial. |
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The OIC was able to corroborate that the majority of extensions were for 30 to 90 days by reviewing the notices of extension it had received from the CBSA over the year, but not the prevalence of the longer extensions. |
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We used fat scores, gauged from visible furcular and abdominal fat, to corroborate evidence for trends observed in condition indices. |
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Quoting section 36 of the Danish Military Criminal Code, he asked the delegation to corroborate his understanding that negligence was excluded as a basis for charges to be brought in the case of torture. |
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It is likely that other evidence will be required to corroborate with any foreign DNA found for a successful conviction, highlighting the fact that DNA is just one forensic tool in an investigation. |
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The fact that the information-provider's testimony will corroborate otherwise uncorroborated evidence from other witnesses may satisfy this requirement. |
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Eyewitnesses at the other bomb site also corroborate that a bus drove by at the time of the explosion. |
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Videos Perez acquired through his legal proceedings, excerpts of which the Guardian is publishing, show him inside the warehouse complex and corroborate the dates and times of his detention there. |
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It takes time to follow-up, verify and corroborate and to work past misperceptions, misrecollections and misspoken or misused words. |
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The Director-General felt that the General Conference should be informed of the substance of these legal opinions which corroborate that expressed previously by the Organization's Legal Adviser. |
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However, the Venezuelan case, which is the focus of Karl's petrostate study, does not corroborate her argument. |
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This may have been true, as much of Scandinavia was pagan at the time, but there is no data to corroborate the assertion. |
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She wondered whether there were any figures to corroborate or refute that assertion and whether all the women in a polygamous marriage had the same rights. |
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However, in the absence of any evidence which would corroborate these allegations, the Committee considers that the author has not sufficiently substantiated these claims for purposes of admissibility. |
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That goes to the issue of detention and to the issue of whether or not the crown attorney can adduce the evidence of those tests at trial to corroborate everything else. |
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Following the above-mentioned review of the existing sources, a decision has been taken to discontinue some of the previously identified leads, and to corroborate and ascertain the specific utility of some others to the case. |
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However, the results on vigilance corroborate the Phase IIa results obtained in 2001, which had already shown a positive effect on vigilance in healthy volunteers. |
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They may attach any relevant documents as proof of the facts set out and may also propose that the Commission hear persons who may corroborate those facts. |
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Two clerks who had witnessed the scene, and a chaprassi, were sent along to Mr Macgregor's office to corroborate the story. They lied in perfect unison. |
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These results corroborate our expectation of a stronger effect of host-plant phylogenetic isolation on endophage diversity than on exophage diversity. |
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