These suggestions are, however, not substantiated with data.
This cannot be fully substantiated with data from the wider immediate population, but is consistent with local experience.
For example, you can create extended descriptions to personify the donor segment, making it much easier to explain your marketing decisions to others by asking: "Would 'Donor Persona A' relate to this?" It is important to note however that this qualitative information must still be substantiated with hard data – don't forget that outside influences and biases might skew feedback responses.
The experimental investigation of the 'poorly solubles approach' with model compounds, which are used in cosmetics, will contribute to substantiate the approach with data.
Some widely held theories about the correlates of lethality including the belief that state sponsorship and "homebase" regime-type would affect organizational lethality could not be substantiated with our data.
As we've pointed out in the past, neither group has actually come up with data to substantiate their claim that this produces huge losses in the individual exchange market. .
Compelling arguments with substantiating data are presented to explain why there is no role for principal shear axes in shear correction factors of Timoshenko beam theory.
However, these effects are not substantiated in a recent meta-analysis of multiple trials with data available for HER2 and TOP2A [ 8].
Like other structural problems, any nonlinear dynamic analysis methods should be substantiated with relevant test data prior to being employed for design.
The results of our study should therefore be interpreted cautiously and need to be substantiated with further empirical data.
However, they pose new challenges to the regulatory system, requiring that the precise particularities of the application of drugs as mono-therapy, or in combination are well understood and substantiated with clinical trials data.
