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Перевод: corroborative

[прилагательное]
подтверждающий; подкрепляющий; укрепляющий

Тезаурус:

1. (For corroborative figures see IBA, 1987, p. 17.)
2. Other people who could provide corroborative or extra information were interviewed.
3. The only corroborative evidence, he suggested, was the bruising to her arm and legs, which could have been caused by the exertion of force.
4. 80 of the convictions were made on signed confessions either with no corroborative evidence or with almost none.
5. Without some corroborative evidence, you must realise that your position becomes a serious one.
6. There is also corroborative evidence for high stands in Lake Turkana around 130kyr.
7. All this is of great significance for exploring Leonard's characteristics, for what was natural to Leonard's incipient viewpoint and versification now found stimulating and corroborative encouragement.
8. (For corroborative figures see McGregor, Svennevig, and Ledger, 1989; Gunter, Svennevig, and Wober, 1986, p.82.)
9. If more than one officer or warden witnessed the incident it might save argument in court if a corroborative statement was made by the other witness.
10. It would be reasonable to guess (although without corroborative evidence) that landslides, gully and sheet erosion, and a general decline in soil fertility would affect the livelihood of poorer and small farmers more critically than the strongly surplus farmer in all areas.
11. The implications of this paper could be regarded as being of considerable significance and must, therefore, be viewed with caution until further corroborative evidence can be produced by large-scale excavation on the site of the "villa" and a detailed ground survey of the large area of the suggested tempelbezirk .
12. Let us consider this line at its worst and discount the farm, which can be counted only as "corroborative" evidence of alignment, and even then only if prehistoric remains are to be found there.
13. More recent corroborative evidence comes from Gallagher, Meagher, and Bostock (1987), who investigated the effects of infusions of the opiate agonist levorphanol into the septal region of rabbits.