Sentence examples for but data to substantiate from inspiring English sources
A large proportion of cancer patients are estimated to use herbal medicines, but data to substantiate this are lacking.
It is possible that supplier induced demand is playing a role in the increased activity seen in deficit PCTs, but data to substantiate this is not readily available and needs further exploration.
Respondents may have been more critical toward managed care than non-respondents, but have no data to substantiate this belief.
These toxic effects may affect the general health and thereby HRQoL of the patients, but we do not have data to substantiate such effects in our patients.
There are no direct data to substantiate this, but there is evidence that the common SNPs associated with invasive breast cancer are also associated with DCIS (Easton et al, 2007; Michailidou et al, 2013).
SeeWhy relies on Coremetrics's data to substantiate the problem, but Mr. Squire of Coremetrics dismisses shopping cart abandonment as a meaningless metric.
At present we do not have data to substantiate the latter sentence, but we hope that the present commentary will stimulate adequate research on this vital issue for the battle against headache.
We have no hard data to substantiate that such differential observation did not fade over time, but key informants indicate that it was, in essence, maintained.
These studies provide hard neuroimaging data to substantiate the claim that people can feel what others are feeling.
Then, detailed analysis and assessment are suggested on empirical data to substantiate the presented complementary definitions and relationships.
