Sentence examples for be substantiated only by from inspiring English sources

Wednesday was a day of charges and denials, of the president pressing his drive to consolidate power, of conservative critics of the president pushing back and the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, saying charges of prisoner rape and torture must be reviewed but could be substantiated only by "irrefutable evidence".

The "jolly fat" hypothesis [ 29] was substantiated only in men by another study [ 30], in which the authors speculated that the "jolly fat" hypothesis may not apply to women because they are more likely than men to be stigmatized for being overweight or obese in industrialized societies.

Formal models help to validate conceptual frameworks and quantify the links between constructs that are often substantiated only by qualitative arguments or empirical observations.

Therefore, a possible virus persistence or myocardial inflammation can only be substantiated by extensive examinations of EMBs in patients with clinically suspected myocarditis, myocarditis in the past and DCM.

This observation is substantiated not only by the divergence of the subterminal inverted repeats between the Tgmt* and Tgm1-Tgm7 typelementsts, but also by the divergence (76% similarity over a 1 kb segment) between the tnp2-containing orf of Tgmt* and the previously characterized partial tnp2-containing orf in the Tgm5 element.

Reported use and interpretation of PIVM assessment and related perceptions could only partly be substantiated by evidence.

Of all GC events originating on these chromosomes, only four could not be substantiated by single read sequences for three gene copies containing incompatible motifs (see Additional file 7).

Note that since we did not record EEG in this study, this relation only remains to be a plausible account that needs to be substantiated by data.

But it's possible that it could be substantiated by evidence collected from the red planet.

Rumors about McCain's relationship with a female lobbyist might possibly be substantiated by new evidence.

These claims have yet to be substantiated by independent sources.