... data alone is not generally enough to change many hearts and minds, having measurable impacts and discernable metrics are still a big part of what's necessary for the substantiation process.
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.
This research project will provide a scientific substantiation and, if necessary, modification of a new method to assess manual handling operations at workplaces.
Ford's story is mostly substantiated indirectly, but it does have substantiation.
Further substantiation by larger longitudinal follow-up studies into school-age is necessary to corroborate the result of this preliminary, while promising, small study.
Sponsors are encouraged to identify all endpoint measurement goals early in product development, before studies are initiated, to provide the basis for product approval or claim substantiation, allowing adequate time for PRO instrument identification, modification, or if necessary, new instrument development.
The combination of an independent analysis (based on 3D finite element analysis) for the validation, closely coupled with representative coupon testing for the substantiation, proved to be an extremely efficient and effective method for the validation and substantiation necessary for such a critical repair.
In addition, the protocols used to develop the model herein provide a first examination of the necessary modeling characteristics for wider archetype studies of cold-formed steel-framed buildings and the development and substantiation of seismic response modification coefficients.
Using these relevant differences and expected mean number of steps in both conditions, it was calculated that at least 24 participants were necessary for participation in the laboratory condition and 58 participants for the free-living condition to enable substantiation of a relevant difference between the trackers and the gold standards with a power of 80%% and a significance level of 5%%.
The forging of documents took place on a vast scale during the earlier Middle Ages, partly because wars and disturbances so frequently upset possession and also because the increasing use of written records made it necessary for those whose title was, in fact, perfectly good in old unwritten "customary" law to give it written substantiation.
