Sentence examples for is fully substantiated from inspiring English sources

Its action on the elastic structure is counterintuitive, but is fully substantiated and experimentally measured on a model structure that has been designed, realized and tested.

All of the payments cited in the editorial are fully substantiated.

Since Newton's day these hypothetical expressions have been fully substantiated for gases and simple liquids, not only by experiment but also by analysis of the molecular motions and molecular interactions in such fluids undergoing shear, and for such fluids one can even predict the magnitude of η with reasonable success.

This cannot be fully substantiated with data from the wider immediate population, but is consistent with local experience.

Information that could not be fully substantiated was excluded.

So far, these conclusions have not been fully substantiated in physiological myelopoiesis.

This cannot be fully substantiated, because clinical data to assess the type of PsA were not included in the registry.

However, despite the importance of SFM, its development for in vitro expansion of CTLs has not been fully substantiated.

For this purpose, one would need to prepare a condition where animals make eye movements to either attended or nonattended stimuli, but even then the absence of attention cannot be fully substantiated just because the animals did make eye movements to the (putatively) nonattended stimuli.

The case for isolation is not fully substantiated [ 9].

The hazards of these chemicals, though, are not fully substantiated — unlike the compelling scientific evidence of risk with smoking and lead poisoning — and to suggest that this uncertainty is an intentional effort to misinform the public is inappropriate.