Sentence examples for substantiate concerns from inspiring English sources

The City Council unanimously approved a resolution last week to oppose the agreement, and the city staff is gathering information to substantiate concerns that drilling for oil would pose serious environmental hazards to the Peninsula coastline.

However, most large-scale epidemiological studies and randomized, controlled trials have failed to substantiate concerns of elevated cardiovascular risk of ADHD medications [ 67– 67].

Furthermore, previous research examining the impact of POHs on the financial viability of surrounding hospitals has largely failed to substantiate concerns that POHs affect inpatient volume, revenues, or profits at competing hospitals.

Our evaluations are based on dose response data for single chemicals and mixtures from one large study and therefore substantiate concerns about the synergistic induction of genital malformations by antiandrogens with mixed modes of action.

Amid claims that his LSE thesis may have been ghost -written, the LSE is investigating allegations of plagiarism and in a statement yesterday, confirmed a degree can be "revoked if there are substantiated concerns about the manner in which it was attained – for example if there is a later discovery of plagiarism".

This thereby substantiated concerns in earlier reports that this estimation of LV filling pressure may be a less sensitive measure of diastolic function, especially in metabolic disease with its predominantly mild degree of diastolic dysfunction [ 18, 29].

This hypothesis-generating study substantiates concern that CFP could increase in the United States due to climate change, despite limitations discussed above.

While Lenovo initally said it did not believe there is evidence to "substantiate" security concerns, independent researchers disagreed.

Despite admitting that the Superfish software installs a root certificate on affected computers, and that a simple uninstall will not remove the root certificate, Lenovo's statement initially said that "we have thoroughly investigated this technology and do not find any evidence to substantiate security concerns".

Despite these theoretical drawbacks of CGM and interstitial glucose assessments, little evidence exists to substantiate these concerns.

The recent replication trials of Miguel 2004 (Cluster) substantiate our concerns in the previous version of this Cochrane Review about the high risk of bias in this trial (Aiken 2015; Davey 2015).