The investigation was led by George Knapp, a journalist who made a name for himself in the 80s for substantiating parts of a story peddled by the prominent UFOlogist Bob Lazar, who claimed to have worked at Area 51.
It is thanks to the phenomenon of epistemic transmission that inferential reasoning is a means for substantiating predictions of future events and, more generally, for expanding the sphere of our justified beliefs or reinforcing the justification of beliefs that we already entertain.
This review provides a basis for substantiating both kinetically and pathologically the differences between chrysotile and amphibole asbestos.
By satisfying the important reversibility criteria of causality, this evidence is important for more definitively substantiating a causal association between alcohol and HIV.
Previous reports noted that tumor markers are of limited value for substantiating a diagnosis during pregnancy because the serum CA125 levels may be elevated in normal pregnancy, usually peaking in the first trimester and returning to normal range (<65 U/ml) in the second trimester [ 5, 21– 23].
In addition, the increase in the cumulative probability of HF hospitalization with ongoing follow-up time (up to around 2.5 years) as observed by Anand showed a strong tendency for a linear correlation, which substantiates the longer-term assumptions applied to our model.
The obvious conclusion should therefore be the establishment of an unambiguous association between the character states and ranges recorded for each specimen, or for each sample substantiated by a specimen, and their persistent connection with the specimen metadata.
Was there a dogfight between NATO aircraft and Libyan jets (a theory substantiated, for some, by the recovery three weeks later of the wreckage of a Libyan MIG fighter in the remote Calabrian countryside)?
FGF2 and FGFR1 knock-down resulted in a significant reduction in total cell count for PS1, further substantiated by a reduction in the proliferative index (% Ki67 positive cells) (Fig 3C H).
However, this leads to a paradoxical situation in which, for substantiating disease freedom, a greater amount of testing is needed in resistant flocks than in susceptible flocks, despite the fact that the probability of disease freedom is a priori higher in resistant flocks than in susceptible flocks.
