Examples of using Corroborating in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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confirming and corroborating your views.
Charred corroborating note regarding your whereabouts?
Mrs. Ruth Smythe gave us an affidavit corroborating Truman Capote.
Chambers produced documents corroborating his allegations.
There's no witness, no corroborating evidence.
Interview notes, corroborating witnesses, the works.
In the literature consulted, we did not find papers showing or corroborating this correlation.
But the crime-scene guys are having a hard time corroborating Carter's story.
Other studies have reported similar results, corroborating the benefits of ET.
Corroborating previous studies we found association of serum IL-6 levels with both the disease status
Corroborating the findings of the Pelotas study,
Corroborating the prior bivariate analysis,
Corroborating our study, Fernandes et al. have demonstrated similar relationships in 356 male adolescents.
Corroborating this hypothesis, group SI animals showed a SBP reduction in comparison to those of group SC.
Functional disability is associated with the lowest scores in all the domains and aspects, corroborating the findings of other investigations.
Corroborating with the expectations found in the literature,
Direct research and corroborating information have revealed that land mines are present in 650 municipalities.
The analysis showed the presence of 2n=56 chromosomes for all species, corroborating the hypothesis of this basal diploid number for the family.
To observe greater prevalence of auditory loss in men 57% corroborating with other studies 7-8.
Corroborating this theory, Ingwall has reported that the creatine addition to incubated skeletal muscular cells increases the in vitro myosin synthesis.