Considering the impact that all these different layers of influence have on cutting down the number of CSA cases that are known to and substantiated by the authorities, victims identified in official-report inquiries are therefore believed to represent only a small fraction of the true occurrence.
Finally, current results substantiate the known high prevalence of vitamin D deficiency associated with obesity; the reason for this association has not been fully defined, and is commonly attributed to vitamin D accumulation in the adipose tissue [ 22, 56- 61].
By what method, one wonders, could a man so disinclined to get to know other people substantiate an allegation about the majority of humanity?
The poorly known model input parameters are substantiated with comparisons against measured dynamic characteristics of the fort, and the remaining uncertainties in the input parameters are propagated to the model output to obtain a probabilistic evaluation of the fort's behavior under various settlement scenarios.
In addition, these correlations are substantiated by the known energetic and functional characteristics of each LH-type.
This is further substantiated by the known isomerization of alpha hydroxyl alcohols which likely occur in vivo.
These data, together with reduced lss expression upon etv7 knockdown, substantiate the previously known role of lss and cholesterol in erythrocytes and highlights the unappreciated role of etv7 in the cholesterol biosynthesis pathway.
The Marlins' $42 million payroll can be substantiated; how do we know that Torborg is an awful manager?
It is an image, it seems, that Comey, as much as he knows that it has not been substantiated, has had trouble banishing from his imagination.
Further substantiating this, protease production, known to be activated by high levels of DegU∼P, was not stimulated by the degS S76D mutant (data not shown).
This study adds new knowledge to the known pathogenic pathways of HPV and substantiates the oncogenic role of HPV in subsets of HNSCCs.
