This appeared to be partly substantiated by state ments later by Senator Birch Bayh, Democrat of Indiana.
This can be partly substantiated by our data.
Alternatively, our results were partly substantiated by the investigations that fluvastatin treatment prevented left atrium LTCC α1C subunit downregulation in atrial tachycardia dogs [ 18].
Reported use and interpretation of PIVM assessment and related perceptions could only partly be substantiated by evidence.
Ms. Reno went along with the F.B.I.'s assault proposals partly on grounds, never substantiated, that children were being sexually abused inside the compound.
The demonstration that in adipocytes adiponectin and leptin are secreted through distinct trafficking pathways [41], which appear modulated by insulin in different ways [38], may partly explain these findings, substantiating the hypothesis that derangements of glucose homeostasis develop at an early preclinical stage as a result of adipocyte dysfunction/enlargement [5], [6].
The model was based on a number of ad-hoc assumptions of fluxes, which partly could not be substantiated by cellular mechanisms, and the parameters were in part estimated without a whole-model statistical fitting procedure (computer capacity-limited).
The statement, also on page 5, that the effect of sleep deprivation is partly caused by light, is not quite substantiated by the one reference dealing with this issue.
This article therefore advances two classic arguments that typically are difficult to substantiate; namely, state preferences are indeed partly normative, and international commitments do not just screen states; they also constrain.
Findings from a recent study substantiate the notion that body adiposity, possibly partly through hyperleptinemia, and insulin resistance are key contributors to observed variations in the timing of menarche [ 42].
The problem with these conspiracy theories is partly that there is not yet any solid proof to substantiate them.
