Sentence examples for often substantiated from inspiring English sources

The same thing that got China so deep into debt is what keeps it from blowing up: state control of the financial system and the perception, often substantiated, of government backing for debts.

Formal models help to validate conceptual frameworks and quantify the links between constructs that are often substantiated only by qualitative arguments or empirical observations.

The question of determining which heuristic function is superior, has typically demanded a yes/no answer one which is often substantiated by empirical evidence.

These findings were often substantiated by experimental studies (Liu et al, 2002; Qu et al, 2003).

Unbearable suffering was often substantiated with physical symptoms (62%), function loss (33%), dependency (28%) or deterioration (15%).

Physicians often substantiated this conclusion by stating that the patient had been clear headed while expressing his or her request (65%) and/or had repeated the request several times (23%).

Yet in Texas, criminal charges are frequently substantiated by little more than the lender's word and evidence that is often inadequate.

The assumption that knowledge of the parameters within A t+1 and B t+1 exists, however, is often not substantiated.

Reports of livestock damage are often not substantiated, and hyenas observed scavenging on a carcass may be mistaken for having killed the animal.

However, these claims are often not substantiated by sufficient evidence or scientific studies.

Often, causality cannot be substantiated, because no data exists to allow comparison of earthquake occurrence before and after the reservoir was filled.