There are academic-style endnotes, in which virtually every statement is substantiated by a primary or secondary source, and footnotes on minutiae – such as how many different ways Mersey Beat, the local scene's paper, misspelled "McCartney" in 1961.
Zabalou et al. [19] stated that their findings cannot be explained except if wTei possesses at least three resc factors; this statement is substantiated by our analysis of the lock-key-model.
"We will address the question of whether intelligence was exaggerated or misused by reviewing statements by senior policy makers to determine if those statements were substantiated by the intelligence," Senator Rockefeller said.
This is an obvious fact that supports Modi's statement and substantiates India's historical position on climate change at international negotiations.
Currently, this statement is not substantiated by evidence.
However, this statement was not substantiated with fertility results.
Each statement is briefly substantiated by scientific evidence developed in the present systematic review.
This conclusion statement is not substantiated because their simulation data are about a particular statistical method (namely the DeLong et al. method [ 3]) being used in a particular way (actually a misuse as we will show in this paper), but their conclusion is about the general AUC metric.
This result substantiated the statement reported in the literature that acid treatment could result in oxidization of carbon bonds on graphite surface.
Liakat Ali et al. (2011) has substantiated this statement with the reason of the indica subpopulation occupying the largest rice growing region which has a varied environments, ecological conditions and soil type.
These statements have to be substantiated by systematic investigations, yielding an interesting topic for further work.
