Sentence examples similar to further substantiation needed from inspiring English sources

Marris (2001) used the term "myth" in a similar way with respect to assumptions about public views on genetically modified crops to underscore "that they appear so 'evident' that no further substantiation seems to be needed" (p. 545).

Favourable outcomes of SLT in patients with PACG, specifically in areas of non-occluded angle, need further substantiation through large controlled clinical trials.

The multiple interplay of components of the classical and alternative complement pathway in association with the activated immune system provide a possible mechanistic link between photoreceptor-degeneration induced upregulation of CD74 activation in microglia and secondary vasoregression, but the causal relationship between complement activation and vasoregression needs further substantiation.

This finding, though interesting, needs further substantiation in future studies.

It has to be noted, however, that this argument needs further substantiation.

Nonetheless, the role of soybean DA1-like genes in both development and challenging stresses needs further substantiation in native hosts.

Although these claims need further substantiation from independent studies, they hint at a more prominent role of central genes in the increase in transcriptomic heterogeneity.

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.

Collaborative efforts overcoming such limitations seem to be needed for further substantiation of the present findings in the future.

Interpretations of the data thus require further substantiation.

The latter findings, however, were barely statistically significant and definitely require further substantiation.