Sentence examples for empirical substantiation from inspiring English sources

"Letting Nukes Happen" (editorial, May 16) claims, without empirical substantiation, that Iran, along with North Korea, is step by step developing its capability to build nuclear weapons.

However, it will sometimes be difficult to tell which claims in philosophical ethics require empirical substantiation.

These notions have been acclaimed for their general scope yet criticised for their lack of empirical substantiation.

Several cross-sectional studies have found empirical substantiation for the relationship between impaired psychosocial work environment and high AL.

Here we offer two explanations for the lack of codon adaptation in these 12 phages with empirical substantiation.

In this context, meta-analysis at the locus level across different isolates is posited to be important for establishing burden of proof, although this principle requires empirical substantiation.

Our findings may have strong implications for future efforts to design therapeutic interventions for AMD, although replication in an independent cohort and empirical treatment data are needed for further substantiation.

But he offered little substantiation.

Both depictions, however, lack credible substantiation.

Other bits of substantiation are even less plausible.

To make such assertions without substantiation is irresponsible.