Sentence examples for is more substantiated from inspiring English sources

This scenario is more substantiated by the refining of the E-P2 (Trombetta et al) and its two basal clades E-M2 and E-M329, which are believed to be prevalent exclusively in Western Africa and Eastern Africa, respectively.

While the phenomenon of segmental intonation is more and more substantiated at the level of production, we still know little about how it affects speech communication at the level of perception.

These data were more recently substantiated by a demonstration of strand asymmetry in the incidence of spontaneous oxidative and alkylating lesions (Klapacz and Bhagwat 2005; Fix, Canugovi and Bhagwat 2008).

Realizing how much we simply take on faith regarding stories that are more difficult to substantiate is disturbing.

Although the selective burden attributable to Pv has been more difficult to substantiate, recent studies have shown evidence for severe vivax malaria [12], [13].

Although the four metropolitan study areas are diverse, the limited geographic scope did not include any Rocky Mountain, desert, or West Coast areas, so extrapolation of findings to these regions will be more difficult to substantiate.

The involvement of these cofactors in T3 signaling during development has been more difficult to substantiate as cofactor knockout mice often have relatively mild phenotypes due to cofactor redundancy or embryonic lethal phenotypes, thus revealing little information about their roles in development.

Although one may concede that gaining certain knowledge concerning the future is epistemologically impossible, future-oriented propositions can be more or less skillfully substantiated.

But these risks aren't real – or to be more accurate, they haven't been substantiated.

Whilst the technical details are more revealing and the claims better substantiated in this current revision, the clarity of the manuscript has, in our view, not improved.

(There have long been rumors about the making of a second album; at the moment they seem more substantiated).