Sentence examples for as been substantiated from inspiring English sources

This improvement is attributed to the superior fuel air swirl mixing, with the resulting flame efficiently transferring the heat to the solid phase, as been substantiated by the exhaust gas analysis, the radiation spectrum, flame, and solid temperatures.

Concerns about TCS-induced cross-resistance to antibiotics used in human medicine were voiced as early as 2001 and have since been substantiated by scientists worldwide.

I mean, when did everyone stop being so cynical?" Though it has not been substantiated as of press time, sources close to Beck have rumored that Joaquin Pheonix is considering joining up with the tour as an opening musical act.

Kisspeptin regulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis directly via gonadotropin releasing hormone neurons and during the last 5 years KiSS-1 has been substantiated as a pivotal regulator of puberty in mammals.

Their role as tumor modulators has been substantiated by differential expression of IAP family members in various malignancies.

The mechanism that underlies the effective degumming by it was studied, and its high protease content had been substantiated as a factor for effective degumming.

Although the safety of the procedure has been substantiated, complications such as bleeding and perforation remain problematic.

The significance of aberrant expression levels of DROSHA as a potential prognostic factor has been substantiated in several studies on esophageal cancer [ 34], cervical neoplastic progression [ 35], ovarian cancer [ 36], and neuroblastoma [ 37].

Only one has been substantiated.

This claim has not been substantiated.

These allegations have not been substantiated.