Sentence examples for seems substantiated from inspiring English sources

Due to the low foresight maturity index of companies in the Podlaskie region, the application of the high-impact learning culture model [56] leading to an increase in company efficiency in the aspect of a chosen component or all components of foresight maturity seems substantiated.

Thus, together with the previous reports of Tempel et al. [102], Schwaerzel et al. [30], Kim et al. [35] and Honjo and Furukubo-Tokunaga [33], the requirement of dopaminergic signaling for associative aversive conditioning seems well substantiated (Figure 8A).

Evidence now seems to substantiate this claim.

(There have long been rumors about the making of a second album; at the moment they seem more substantiated).

The telegram seems to substantiate charges that politicians in the government of former Chancellor Helmut Kohl pressured scientists to recommend an old salt mine as a potential site for long-term nuclear waste storage.

It doesn't take many scientific papers to make an argument seem fully substantiated and even erudite.

Also, these findings suggest poor dissemination of PU knowledge in Jordan, which the lack of relationship between years of nursing experience and PU knowledge seems to substantiate.

Higher rates of emotional and behavioural problems among youth in the child welfare system seem well substantiated by a range of studies using questionnaire-type measurements and rating scales [ 11– 13].

This seems to substantiate the argument that despite the ongoing loss of coherent forest surfaces in Laos, forest patches still play a central role in supporting the livelihoods of rural families as sources of food and other timber and non-timber forest products (NTFPs) (ADB 2001; Rigg 2006; WFP 2007).

No official reports seem to substantiate these claims.

Most people identify themselves as moderates, and their responses to survey questions seem to substantiate this self-description.