The dearth of studies reflects, in part, difficulties substantiating orthology relationships, which are complicated because plant genomes contain more duplicated genomic regions than animal genomes [ 19].
Her findings have been substantiated in part by Charles Fisher, a biologist at Pennsylvania State University, who has documented dead fan corals seven miles from the wellhead, probably killed by oil plumes in the deep sea, Dr. Fisher said.
This mechanism has been substantiated in part by the observation that the mimics of the oxazoline ion intermediate, such as Man3GlcNAc-thiazoline, are potent inhibitors of Endo-A [22].
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.
If it emerges that even part of the allegations could be substantiated, a very strongly worded denial could lead to accusations of lying and would prolong the story.
Only CBS News has been able to substantiate parts of the report, citing one anonymous source.
The investigation was led by George Knapp, a journalist who made a name for himself in the 80s for substantiating parts of a story peddled by the prominent UFOlogist Bob Lazar, who claimed to have worked at Area 51.
The part may be controlled using a record keeping system that substantiates the part number, serial number, and current life status of the part.
The revelations surrounding Flynn also come as U.S. intelligence officials said Friday that they had corroborated some parts of the explosive (yet not wholly substantiated) dossier regarding President Trump's ties to Russia.
To some extent, the shift in focus of the 1960s and 1970s, from natural selection being thought to have a prevailing role to acknowledging that neutral processes affect parts of the genome, is corroborated and substantiated by recent genomic data.
