Sentence examples for seem unsubstantiated from inspiring English sources

However, hypotheses that there are undiscovered and non-pathogenic lyssaviruses that could be implicated as a mechanism for non-lethal rabies exposure showed in this study seem unsubstantiated based on evidence of lyssavirus pathogenicity in humans and animals worldwide.

Mr. Grenier makes other statements, besides the one about Lun's terror, that seem scientifically unsubstantiated: that, for example, a wolf cub raised by humans behaves just like a dog, whereas a puppy maintained without human contact in its first three months of life "will remain completely wild, untamable".

While these claims seem largely unsubstantiated, some studies provide a more complex picture.

There are the rumors, however, that Square was considering an acquisition but these seem to be unsubstantiated.

Therefore, major roles of paternally derived mutations in SZ seem to remain unsubstantiated.

On the whole, most countries are spending rational amounts based on the impacts of HIV and the claims that SSA is over-spending seem to be unsubstantiated except in a few select countries.

Therefore, major roles of paternally derived mutations in SCZ seem to remain unsubstantiated.

These Indian pharmaceutical companies' unsubstantiated claims seem to be the sole source cited by IMPACT, a body dominated by large pharmaceuticals companies but associated with the WHO [ 33].

"The whole premise that there was a killing seems to be unsubstantiated".

Some have made the argument that arming the rebels is necessary to assure that America has influence in the post-Assad era, but that argument as well seems to be unsubstantiated by our recent history.

The narrative form of this review may seem ironic when dealing with unsubstantiated traditions in the context that a narrative review may be evidence-based but does not in itself – as a systematic review – constitute evidence.