'strongly substantiate' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that proves or supports a claim or argument. For example, "The data we collected for the study strongly substantiated our hypothesis."
However, the use of IADT in the setting of prostate cancer has not been strongly substantiated by data from clinical trials.
In contrast, the decreases in 4-cell array patterning of the Δlpp, Δpal and ΔtolB strains were so evident, in comparison with the parental wild-type strain, that the bacteria per se affect the daughter cells' patterning was strongly substantiated.
In conclusion, the gnepines clade is strongly substantiated by the congruent phylogenetic estimates of L-data set and the above rare cpDNA structural mutations.
As far as tau-dependent pathology, in recent years evidence strongly substantiates the idea that Ca2+ deregulation is also involved in NFTs formation.
Monophyly of the Cathaya– Pinus Picea subclade is strongly substantiated by a specific 4-nt insertion and an 18-nt deletion in the introns of trnA-UGC and trnG-UCC, respectively (fig. 5 B, indels 2 and 4; supplementary fig. 5, Supplementary Material online).
While the recent report of Hurtado and colleagues [ 7] strongly substantiates these previous data and notions, its novel insights into the role of FOXA1 in both tamoxifen action and resistance, and into mechanistic aspects of FOXA1 action, are of clinical and biological significance.
In zygote development, electron-dense structures protruding from the early ookinetes (stage I) were strongly labelled substantiating the polar pattern of GFP expression observed in light microscopy (Fig. 4Ai).
