In this way, we can still substantiate all our main claims, but the switch to an empirical equation leads to altered labels on most graphs and Equation 1- 5. We thank the reviewers for pointing out this crucial flaw in our reasoning.
The PCC's director, Stephen Abell, is clearly aware of the implications, seeing it as "a significant ruling" and arguing: "There is plenty of room for robust opinions, views and commentary but statements of fact must still be substantiated if and when they are disputed.
Whether mental practice alone can promote the modulation of neural circuits, inducing the same plastic changes in the motor system as those following repeated physical practice, is still to be substantiated.
An even more daring but still to be substantiated theory would have the cancer-cell-secreting factors that would mobilize bone marrow-derived cells to pre-metastatic sites [ 244].
However, our results still need to be substantiated by analyzing greater patient cohorts which is the focus of our study group.
5 However, such a strong claim still needs to be substantiated by further empirical studies.
Whereas a number of studies have verified the significance of abnormal slow waves in neurological disorders, its significance in psychiatric patients still has to be substantiated.
Yet on Thursday evening, the White House was still trying to substantiate Ms. Rice's argument earlier in the day that an Aug. 6 intelligence briefing prepared for Mr. Bush about the deadly mix of Qaeda terrorists and airplanes contained nothing about "time, place, how or where" that the president could have acted upon.
Authorities in Louisiana said they were still attempting to substantiate the events in the 2008 filings.
The new footage exposes Deputy Chief Palomino and The Federal Public Safety Department for selectively choosing video and still images to substantiate the story of the special operation of good cops busting bad cops that they wanted to transmit to the public.
