Sentence examples for substantiated changes from inspiring English sources
In these consultations, differences of opinion concerning patient care may also trigger further thinking and lead to substantiated changes in approach (Van den Bossche et al. 2006).
Though documented numerical increases in enrolment and female enrolment are not clearly substantiated, the changes in individual children, their families, their communities and their schools are well documented in the data collected.
The following pilot-tests (N = 5 CME executives) did not substantiate changes in content but resulted in minor refinements in the wording of some questions.
Our objective in this Article is to substantiate that changes in judicial decisionmaking are occurring and that current trends favor defendants.
We conclude that more compelling evidence and converging data from animal studies is required to substantiate structural changes in the adult human brain with training, especially in the neocortex.
Further research is required to substantiate that changes in transcript abundance in the current study were associated with alterations to enzyme activity.
To further substantiate the changes in topo I activity observed in mammospheres, we utilized other cancer stem cell systems.
It is important to consider and control for these variables in experimental design and use multiple overlapping tests to substantiate behavioral changes.
They underwent standard examinations to substantiate inflammatory changes in the oral and nasal cavities, assessments of their lung function, airway responsiveness and atopic state.
These observations in human TPs further support the entangled roles of inflammation and subsequent degeneration within tendons, which are substantiated by biochemical changes revealed by microdialysis studies.
The behavioural abnormalities linked to AD in the clinic have been substantiated by histological changes in the SCN in postmortem brains, in particular the cell loss observed by Swaab and colleagues (Swaab et al., 1985; Swaab et al., 1988).
