Sentence examples for substantiated either from inspiring English sources
On present evidence that cannot be substantiated either in terms of environment, economy, or, indeed, society.
"I've asked direct, point-blank questions, and I have just heard nothing to substantiate those stories either last week or this week".
"These allegations need either to be substantiated and firm action taken, or to be shown to be baseless.
The potent oncogenic effect of Wnt-1 and Fgf-3 was substantiated when transgenic mice, constitutively expressing either gene, were observed to develop multiple mammary tumours earlier than the original inbred strains harbouring MMTV [ 29, 30, 31, 32].
Only 2% of the complaints are routinely substantiated by investigators, all of whom are either police officers or employees of the Police Department; among the proposed change in the CCRB was the hiring of outside investigators.
However, the NFLPA and Vilma are charging Goodell and the NFL with both defamation of character (likely to be dismissed) and that Goodell undermined "the integrity of the NFL and the Commissioner's office" by handing down punishments based on evidence that is either flawed or cannot be substantiated.
Free range claims for the remainder of the products investigated were substantiated by third-party certification, either alone or in combination with an affidavit.
This is substantiated by the capacity of ES cells from either condition to contribute extensively to chimaeras.
This conclusion is substantiated by the presence of these receptor groups in either of the non-arthropod species H. sapiens or C. elegans (Table 1).
However, many of these instruments assess the risk for the recurrence of child maltreatment either among juveniles who experienced substantiated maltreatment or among juveniles who are already under the supervision of child protection services.
This finding substantiated that SecTRAPs could propagate an oxidative stress, either directly in cells or in concert with the combination of ascorbate and α-tocopherol as used herein.
