Sentence examples similar to substantiated connections from inspiring English sources

Importantly, serological markers for systemic inflammation of periodontal origin further substantiated the connection of the two diseases in terms of higher antibody titers against P. gingivalis in RA patients with severe periodontitis compared with severe periodontitis patients without RA.

"As a culture, I think we often want biographical material to substantiate the connections we feel to artists," Wolf said earlier this year.

The FBI interviewed him twice, Hopper said, but could not substantiate any connection to terrorists.

But I haven't been able to substantiate this connection: the nearest proof-by-association being the fact that the first translator of Fournier's novel was Harry Crosby, the millionaire expatriate who moved in the same Parisian circles as Fitzgerald.

According to The Associated Press, Mr. Harzi's lawyer, Anwar Oued-Ali, said his client's release amounted to "correcting an irregular situation" because no evidence had been presented to substantiate any connection.

The hawks have accused the C.I.A. of politicizing the intelligence process by dismissing information that would substantiate the connection — and in that way strengthen the Administration's case against Iraq.

GC contributed to fine-tune it and to substantiate the connection between the framework and the empirical data.

The reversal was substantiated with the economic connections the region had with Azerbaijan.

This connection with allergy has been further substantiated with the association of a S100A7/psoriasin gene polymorphism with allergic rhinitis [ 33].

In the present study, this connection was substantiated by our discovery that LRH-1 is indispensible for ER stress resolution.

Some of the predicted regulatory connections could be substantiated directly by published transcription data for L. plantarum or related species.