Sentence examples for has to be substantiated from inspiring English sources

But then, it has to be substantiated".

"Nothing has to be substantiated," Love says.

"Because it's something new that we've never heard of before, the science has to be substantiated.

"If you are implying [the attacks] came from Russia or the Russian government, it's a serious allegation that has to be substantiated.

In our view, duration representation characteristics may thus provide the possible intermediate step between genetic variations and depression; this suggested link has to be substantiated by further research.

Then, the relevance of the scenario has to be substantiated or, if necessary, corrected.

These statements have to be substantiated by systematic investigations, yielding an interesting topic for further work.

In a first step, the so far only abstractly defined perspectives of the Sustainability Maturity Cube (Corporate Activities, Sustainability Maturity Levels) have to be substantiated.

Diagnosis of VAP had to be substantiated by positive culture results of blindly obtained bronchoalveolar lavage fluid.

This does not necessarily imply that equivalence is not ensured, but equivalence will have to be substantiated a posteriori.

Hence, our results have to be substantiated by functional and immunohistological investigations on hBDs in patients with BCC.