Sentence examples for Evidence substantiates that from inspiring English sources

Initial evidence substantiates that emulation can serve as a partial instigator of FRP emergence and a potential foundation for future learning mechanisms (e.g. BZÖ, PxC, BpD).

A spokeswoman for the health department, Susan Craig, said that the letter about Matilda was "automatically generated" and that the department "did not find evidence substantiating that complaint".

However, our experiment showed that the performance could be doubled by placing a mirror behind the F-DSSC, providing the direct evidence substantiating that the back light illumination did not seriously contribute to the performance of our F-DSSCs.

Recently, Powell et al provided in vivo evidence substantiating that claim by demonstrating that Lrig1 loss in mice leads to spontaneously arising, highly penetrant intestinal adenomas.

Besides the pathophysiology, evidence substantiated that early intervention reduces mortality in severe sepsis and thus several ICUs have sought to improve the quality of clinical management of septic patients.

Therefore, epidemiologic as well as mechanistic and therapeutic evidence substantiates the concern that TDCs may adversely affect cardiovascular risk in humans by reducing serum T4.

There's just no evidence to substantiate that".

The subcommittee later said that it had not found any evidence to substantiate that claim.

The investigators concluded there was insufficient evidence to substantiate that imposing the admission fee was discriminatory.

Mr Kay reportedly said he found no evidence to substantiate that claim.

But the official said, "We have no evidence to substantiate that he's built such a device".