Sentence examples for might be substantiated from inspiring English sources

The document later revisits aspects of the assertion without providing a full account of what is alleged to have occurred or how it might be substantiated in court.

This might be substantiated by sequencing CoV genomes isolated from many patients.

In other words, the instinctive sense of relief if realising being litigated in plurality might be substantiated in a statistical counterpart.

Rumors about McCain's relationship with a female lobbyist might possibly be substantiated by new evidence.

The potential for adaptive evolutionary response might also be substantiated for other quantitative traits of ecological significance showing significant VA and h values: head length, snout length, and eye diameter.

Provided that the present findings can be substantiated in this way it might be possible to use the aberrant sensory processing also as a diagnostic criteria.

"Gossip" might come into it, but – usually juicy and negative – gossip STAYS gossip unless it can be substantiated but more than one, preferably two sources AND it passes a public interest test.

If these frequency differences could be substantiated in larger groups of patients, they could indicate protective or risk alleles and might be useful for predicting risk.

The charges, however, failed to be substantiated.

The report could not be substantiated.

But then, it has to be substantiated".