If this charge is substantiated, it marks another new low in the wretched history of the failure to protect victims of abuse.
If his theory is substantiated by further research, it may one day be possible to treat SAD with tiny daily doses of time-released melatonin, the substance in the brain that regulates the sleep-wake cycle.
If our hypothesis is substantiated in longitudinal studies, it would have significant implications since rehabilitation paradigms would need to consider not only benefit to the paretic arm, but also potential benefit or harm induced in the ipsilesional arm and hand.
If this is substantiated, this approach is limited when populations have high fractions of cells that express biomarker levels near the threshold of detection by cytometry.
Plessner bases his theory of life, which he considers to have validity only if it can be substantiated with phenomena, on a phenomenological analysis of object perception (Dingwahrnehmung).
However, individual Jews are barred from merely applying these regulations alone; an established tradition (masorah) is necessary to allow birds to be consumed, even if it can be substantiated that they meet all four criteria.
According to an MSNBC report, the crucial words are inaudible, and presenter Rita Cosby questioned if it could be substantiated that Kalpoe had ever made the statements attributed to him in the Dr. Phil version's transcript of the secret recording.
If the board determines that a complaint is substantiated, it refers it to the police commissioner with a recommendation for discipline.
If the complaint is substantiated, the legal counsel encourages the swimmer to go to the police.
Church officials investigate them, respond pastorally to the "person making the allegation" and to the priest, and remove the priest from his position if the claim is substantiated.
