Sentence examples similar to reliably substantiate from inspiring English sources

Astonishingly, recent analysis for TerraChoice in The Sins of Greenwashing looked at environmental claims for 5,296 different consumer products and found that more than 95% made at least one false claim; commonly, claims could not be readily or reliably substantiated.

While serum and whole blood metal ion concentrations showed significant and strong correlation with each other, one fraction could not reliably predict the other; our results substantiate the conclusions of Daniel et al and Smolders et al who concluded that whole blood and serum concentrations cannot be used interchangeably due to the unacceptably wide limits of agreement.

That being said, in many studies there are some people whose hair loss is mitigated or reversed via the placebo effect, so thinking something will work might make it work, just not reliably enough to be substantiated by science.

Industry leaders are partnering to address the requirements for fully exploiting SSDs' potential, such as: advanced system architectures; predictive life modeling that leverages workload classes to substantiate stated product life; SSD-specific advanced reliability and test technologies; and optimization of controllers and flash to make SSD work reliably as media degrades.

This seems hard to substantiate.

and could not substantiate them.

Hospital could substantiate his self-proclaimed longevity.

"There is nothing to substantiate this.

Experimental results substantiate the analysis.

Evidence now seems to substantiate this claim.

Nagel does not substantiate the claim.