Sentence examples for no substantiating from inspiring English sources

It was then passed onto Thames Valley Police, who dropped the complaint after finding no substantiating evidence.

A minister replied that the allegations had been "investigated at the time and no substantiating evidence was found".

Unfortunately, Gostin, normally a careful scholar (I have co-authored with him), provided no substantiating evidence — no official report and no scholarly papers — to support his charge against Tedros.

FMD renders the ability of the endothelium to adjust the biosynthesis and release of mediators to produce vasodilation, 12 at least in part mediated by NO, as substantiated by the results of a recent meta-analysis.

A. There is no data substantiating the idea that teaching hospitals are full of very tired people making a huge number of errors.

The Government has said that there is no evidence substantiating such claims.

It was estimated that 2 to 6%% of periodontitis patients develop continuous dentin hypersensitivity, but there are no studies substantiating these figures.

Contrary to this, buffalo liver was enriched with Smoc-1 transcripts as well as protein whereas other tissues contained fewer or no transcript/protein substantiating species and tissue specificity of this gene.

Or maybe and this is the theory I like best, but can least substantiate—"No, totally" is really a contraction of "I know, totally".

Too many male historians, unable to understand her feminist politics, have also dismissed her as 'batty', a view that can no longer be substantiated.

Or maybe — and this is the theory I like best, but can least substantiate — "No, totally" is really a contraction of "I know, totally".