Sentence examples similar to can only substantiate from inspiring English sources
This interpretation can only be substantiated in specially designed studies, but it may have important implications for the design of future public health interventions.
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.
They would only substantiate some of my assumptions.
(Note that while Plato's critique depends on both these claims, he really only substantiates the first one).
I was dismayed to find my actual statements — that Rick is thoughtful, deliberate and uniquely qualified for his job as co-chairman of the label — used not in the spirit in which they were intended but to help portray what can only be viewed as your agenda — to substantiate the gossip and innuendo it was apparent that the article was rooted in.
It is clear that the data presented here can only be a first hint towards such character displacement and need to be substantiated by several independent lines of evidence that go beyond the scope of this study [ 32].
On the contrary, there is room for a serious discussion of Darwin's frailties; but there is little effort to substantiate the rather broad assertions that have been advanced here, so one can only speculate about the reasons for the author's less than gracious attitude toward Darwin, his ideas, and his contributions to the biological sciences.
"I can only speak to some of the personal accounts that those of us have, as well as the records that we have that are substantiated through a very detailed and thorough background investigation process".
