But there is no doubt about the most significant items, thankfully rare: a finding of plagiarism; a libel, or an inaccuracy that injures someone's reputation; failure to substantiate a core "fact" or claim upon which a whole story essentially rests; misquoting, or manipulating quotes, so the intended meaning is highly distorted.
True zealots seldom require facts or logic to substantiate an argument, but the close association of LGB to T in use like LGBT further blurs the differences to the uniformed citizen, not that persecution of any population is tolerable.
"Findings from epidemiology and biology studies substantiate the fact that the decision to not breastfeed a child has major long-term effects on the health, nutrition, and development of the child and on women's health.
Although of concern from a wildlife conservation standpoint (5 ), human-to-NHP transmission events substantiate the fact that pathogen sharing is bidirectional (6 ).
Of eight individuals for whom records substantiate the fact that each had lived more than 108 years, seven were females.
To substantiate the fact that yesterday's news is dead, Mr. Urson turns his lens on the big letters of a front page of a newspaper, and shows it being washed away in the river.
It also substantiate the fact that the long term accumulation of pesticide residues in the human body via dietary intake of fish is a source of concern.
In our data analysis, the fact that females showed higher seropositivity than male animals, and this variable (sex) showed collinearity with age may also substantiate this fact.
It is expected that the incidence of latent tuberculosis among pregnant women would be as high as in general population, although no studies have been conducted to substantiate this fact.
A corresponding reduction in the extent of granulomatous inflammation and fibrosis in this group further substantiated the fact that an effective removal of the residual antigenic depots from the sites of infection is essential for the resolution of granulomatous lesions.
In total, Ivers likely directed four films during her career, a fact substantiated by Ivers in an interview published in the Morning Telegraph in 1917, six years before she directed her final film, The White Flower (V6).
