Sentence examples for fact substantiated from inspiring English sources

For homicide cases to be closed with Exceptional Clearance, the subject's death must be a matter of fact, substantiated by fingerprints from the corpse, a death certificate, or an obituary.

It's a proven fact, substantiated by numerous conversations I've had with Marin dog owners, that dogs have a sixth sense that enables them to do a psychic reading of everyone and everything they come in contact with.

The fact that Aβ deposits can be detected by Aβ imaging in vivo is, in our opinion, a fact substantiated by a wealth of peer-reviewed data.

And I think the facts substantiate that statement clearly".

These facts substantiate the idea of pushing the classical human dependent network management approaches out of the equation to a great extent.

All these facts substantiate its use as a rejuvenator and also approve its Sanskrit name "punarnava" which means rejuvenated.

It is all the more stigmatising because of the constant coupling with "dependency", so that in many people's eyes receipt of social security is now equated with a "dependency culture" that research does not in fact substantiate.

The fact is substantiated from the observation that the supply of exogenous choline leads to glycinebetaine synthesis even in the plants not accumulating glycinebetaine naturally, like Arabidopsis thaliana, Brassica napus and Nicotiana tobacum [ 98].

While we did not explicitly consider this CI-type in our own modelling, this fact nonetheless substantiates the possibility of Wolbachia loss.

Since then, it was generally believed that the emperor had been poisoned, but that fact was not substantiated until 2008 when a report was issued by Chinese researchers and police officials confirming that the emperor had been deliberately poisoned with arsenic.

This fact was further substantiated with the plots of the maximum and minimum value of DPM at the cross-sectional planes, as shown in Figs. 15 and 16.