Sentence examples for more substantiation from inspiring English sources
If the Nadal prediction needed any more substantiation, there are more statistics for fans of Wawrinka to consider – not all of them gloomy.
As the size of our database increases, we will continue to develop and identify new methods and metrics by which to identify those subjects with comorbidities, and while these results are promising, more substantiation is necessary before we begin investigating reliable clinical application.
However we refrained from reintroducing efavirenz, which could provide more substantiation of a causal association.
Despite needing more substantiation of such benefits in further trials we have been able to demonstrate that these users of NHS Direct did maintain or improve their overall quality of life.
My view is that such a pointed article needed more convincing substantiation, more space for a reasoned explanation of the other side and more clarity about its focus.
DT: We're investigating machine learning and artificial intelligence in general, so we see the future of robotics is more the physical substantiation of artificial intelligence.
We believe that this remark will contribute to further, more accurate elaboration and substantiation of the original results presented by Lajin and Alachkar (2013).
Physicians substantiate the information provided to the patient and the performance of euthanasia in a rather straightforward and uniform way, but their substantiation is more variable for the patient's request, the patient's suffering, the absence of reasonable alternatives and the consultation.
Men are usually taken at their word, while women get challenged more, required to deliver data and substantiation for their views.
It is thus exemplified how Bayesian statistics can reduce the number of critical engineering assumptions in fatigue life substantiation, or make them more explicit and traceable.
Mr. King, chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security, offered not a scintilla of substantiation for his charges that more than 80 percent of American mosques are run by radicals — "an enemy living amongst us".
