"We have not seen any clear-cut scientific substantiation of these claims [of hyperactivity]," says Kris Charles, a Kellogg Co. spokeswoman.
With respect to the number of indicators, there is a clear trade-off between an appropriate substantiation of sustainability aspects and the manageability of analyses, the communicability of results and the applicability in decision-making processes.
Such an isolated case is, however, not a substantiation of the mechanical theory for dislocation of the hip except in unusual circumstances.
While Plath's depressive state may be the basis of her discrediting, for Lowell it was simply a substantiation of his genius.
As a substantiation of this point, Ali et al. (2014) refer to recent non-targeted proteomic analyses of a variety of stacked GM maize and its GM (single) parental plants.
On the basis of the results reported in this study, further molecular and functional studies are warranted for a substantiation of the observations presented here.
One issue refers to the suitable number of indicators, allowing for both an appropriate substantiation of goals and manageability of analyses and communicability of results.
Taymiyya had stipulated that only after a trial and the proper substantiation of the facts could a person guilty of blasphemy be put to death.
But, also, when Ingrid is talking over a project with you, or going over a text, often what she wants you to leave out is art-historical substantiation of a point, or an extended description.
Combined targeted and baseline stratified random sampling is a cost-effective approach for the substantiation of disease freedom and therefore has a potential to be implemented in the annual serological surveys for IBR and EBL in Switzerland.
Larson pointed out at the end of public comments that a hearing was "not going to be based on the complaint but the substantiation of a violation". However, Zavala wasn't the first or only resident to complain.
