Sentence examples for and be substantiated from inspiring English sources

The Jena group's apparent contradiction in the behavioral role of DM5 needs to move beyond correlation and be substantiated with manipulation of DM5 directly in a behavioral analysis.

The phagocytic potential of M1 macrophages was substantially higher compared with M2 and was substantiated by CXCL12 dependent on CXCR4 CXCR7.

Cross-activity is reported for 27 proteins and 69 taxa and is substantiated by reasonable evidence (mortality estimates) in 19 cases involving 45 taxa.

Medical forensic history guides the evidentiary exam and is substantiated by the evidence collected.

This is many times cheaper than what most charities achieve and is substantiated by unusually extensive research.

These claims are of course, tentative and must be substantiated with deeper investigations and more extensive research.

The Advertising Standards Authority received a complaint about the TV ad challenging whether the claim about the number of people it helps was misleading and could be substantiated.

Gov. Gray Davis and state officials who attended the 15-day talks held out for $8.9 billion, but Judge Wagner said that amount "has not and cannot be substantiated".

They argued the claims were misleading and could be substantiated because TripAdvisor could not verify all the reviews on its sites and therefore could not prove all were genuine and from real travellers.

problem I may add that the allegation made by the Prosecution, that the plan to attack Yugoslavia emanated from Jodl's office, is a statement which has not been and cannot be substantiated by anything.

In the present study, no perfusion differences related to tumor size and location could be substantiated, and no significant information for staging could be demonstrated.