Meanings of corroborate previous in English

Our results corroborate previous observations that dinoflagellates possess the complete nucleosome machinery.

These observations corroborate previous studies in childhood nonlymphocytic leukemia showing activity for asparaginase.

Conclusions: Results did not corroborate previous findings and revealed mixed results for other measures of participation at the campus level.

Conclusion: The results corroborate previous studies demonstrating the importance of these factors when selecting patients for coronary angiography in clinical pretransplant evaluation.

These results provide preliminary support for an association between ISP and anxiety sensitivity and corroborate previous reports of ISP's association with PD and life stress.

Well, if nothing else the alleged screen glass corroborates previous purported leaked parts.

Analysis of clinical data corroborated previous data linking NPM1 mutations with better clinical outcome.

Democrats emerging from the session said Reeker's deposition corroborated previous testimony taken by the panels.

Yes, they contain camera holes, corroborating previous rumor reports that the iPod Touch and Nano would gain cameras.

This corroborates previous recommendations to use IHC for myoepithelial markers to clarify cases where uncertainty exists about the presence of microinvasion.

Furthermore, we found that IV administration resulted in extensive retention of the radiolabeled DSCs in the lungs, corroborating previous studies on pulmonary trapping.

High ceramide-associated LCM is prevented by inhibiting ceramide synthesis, establishing a robust model of direct ceramide-associated LCM, corroborating previous indirect evidence in mammals.

This corroborates previous suggestions that KS could represent a reactive process to yet undefined stimulus rather than a clonal proliferation, of transformed malignant cells.

The mutation rate in the cohort of sporadic patients corroborates previous estimates of 5-10% for X-chromosomal defects in male ID patients.