Sentence examples for substantiate this theory from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, however, the evidence available to substantiate this theory is not conclusive (Kee et al, 1999; Parry et al, 1999) and, as a consequence, not all within the health service subscribe to the idea (Singh et al, 1997).

To substantiate this theory, we aim to perform a randomised, double-blind, parallel-arm trial that investigates the following hypotheses: Light therapy improves depressive symptoms in patients with a major depressive episode and T2D.

Mr Klein anticipates this response, and, citing a recent paper by Jared Bernstein, a former Obama administration economist, says there isn't strong evidence substantiating this theory.

A rough quantitative theoretical computation appears to substantiate this possibility.

This is the first study to substantiate the theory that cardiac output-guided haemodynamic therapy can improve tissue perfusion and oxygenation.

There is no fossil evidence that substantiates this theory today, but more digging is required, Dr. Jaeger said.

Excavations were begun in the late 19th century in order to substantiate the theory that the burial of Peter and Paul was "Ad Catacumbas".

Other geologic and paleontological similarities found on both sides of the Atlantic substantiate the theory of plate tectonics and thus help explain the evolution of the Atlantic.

The discovery was the first in which anthrax had been found in the United States postal system, and it appeared to substantiate the theory that the spores arrived at the offices of the publisher, American Media Inc., through the mail.

In addition, various Chinese media have reported since summer that garlic might help stave off the H1N1 swine flu virus, even though there have been no scientific reports to substantiate the theory.

"There is nothing to substantiate this.