Sentence examples for substantiated at least from inspiring English sources

There were allegations of excessively harsh interrogation practices at the detention center in its first years of operation, and the Army's own reporting has substantiated at least one case of abusive treatment.

The current advances in chronobiology and the knowledge gained from chronotherapy of selected diseases strongly suggest that "the one size fits all at all times" approach to drug delivery is no longer substantiated, at least for selected bioactive agents and disease therapy or prevention.

According to Skechers, the science behind toning shoes has been substantiated by at least 19 published studies and supported by researchers around the world.

So I would suggest to either delete this clause (is it really needed for the argument?), or if chosen to be left in place, to substantiate it, at least by giving a reference to a fuller discussion of R's problems.

Present results substantiate (at least in part) the impact of consumption of GH and AH, which was found to be in line with the long history of uses of honey as remedies.

The present investigation substantiates, at least in part, the safety of NK, which was found to be in line with the long history of its use in Siddha system of medicine.

Sources close to Murat said a number of graphic and damaging claims made in the British press were never substantiated and in at least one case - the allegation that there were pornographic images on his computer - have led to a media correction in Portugal.

A reporter visiting the mosque after the strike found evidence to substantiate Afghans' claim that at least 65 civilians died.

The producer of "Newsnight" told his staff members that the Savile investigation was not adequately substantiated by their reporting, but at least one "Newsnight" staff member noted that the producer said that he had come under pressure on the issue from BBC managers.

A role for UNG2 in processing of uracil in ssDNA is substantiated by the presence of at least one replication protein A (RPA -binding motif in the UNG2 N-teRPA -bindingn.

The occurrence of sporadic cases and short chains of human-to-human transmission suggested that infection had been repeatedly introduced into the human population; this suggestion was substantiated by the detection of at least 9 genetically distinct viruses circulating during the outbreak.