Sentence examples for evidence substantiating from inspiring English sources

The model results and data analysis provide evidence substantiating the weeps model [Gauthier, J.H., Wilson, M.L., Lauffer, F.C., 1992.

Mr. Trump should admit that he has no evidence substantiating his repeated insistence that his campaign was spied on for partisan purposes.

A recent search of the literature has revealed a surprising lack of evidence substantiating models of effective CRM and safety education for nurses.

Mr Klein anticipates this response, and, citing a recent paper by Jared Bernstein, a former Obama administration economist, says there isn't strong evidence substantiating this theory.

A spokeswoman for the health department, Susan Craig, said that the letter about Matilda was "automatically generated" and that the department "did not find evidence substantiating that complaint".

However, our experiment showed that the performance could be doubled by placing a mirror behind the F-DSSC, providing the direct evidence substantiating that the back light illumination did not seriously contribute to the performance of our F-DSSCs.

This latest evidence substantiates what Bernstein and Thatcher have indicated in the past: It appears there is no truth to the cliché that the market is inefficient in one style and not another.

Conceptual reflections as well as empirical evidence substantiate not only non-equivalent, but even complementary effects of institutional pressures, and corroborate the initial proposition of idiosyncratic 'corporate' accounting changes in local government.

More recently, experimental evidence substantiated the isolation of NS from almost any region of the CNS, including the hypothalamus.

However, to date no clinical evidence substantiates this hypothesis.

Therefore, epidemiologic as well as mechanistic and therapeutic evidence substantiates the concern that TDCs may adversely affect cardiovascular risk in humans by reducing serum T4.