Sentence examples for substantiated estimates from inspiring English sources

A statement that the Himalayan glaciers were "very likely" to melt by 2035 was based on "poorly substantiated" estimates, IPCC said.

In a statement (pdf), the IPCC said the paragraph "refers to poorly substantiated estimates of rate of recession and date for the disappearance of Himalayan glaciers.

The convergence of the proposed numerical scheme is substantiated, and error estimates are provided in appropriate norms.

Apart from the numerical investigations, vibration measurements have also been performed on a similar site at line 1 of Beijing metro to substantiate the estimated results on metro line 4. Finally, it is studied how the vibrations can be controlled using a floating slab track, which is widely used as an effective measure of vibration isolation in tunnels.

Although there are no supporting data to substantiate the estimate, the proportion of non-registrants is thought to be 10 to 15%.

However, this estimate is not substantiated and the precision of the estimate has not been ascertained.

Cross-activity is reported for 27 proteins and 69 taxa and is substantiated by reasonable evidence (mortality estimates) in 19 cases involving 45 taxa.

In conclusion, the gnepines clade is strongly substantiated by the congruent phylogenetic estimates of L-data set and the above rare cpDNA structural mutations.

Focusing on obtaining a detailed occupational and environmental history, establishing clear objective data to substantiate illness, and estimating or apportioning workplace contribution to the condition is important for the diagnosis and treatment of this relatively common form of asthma.

The intermarker distances estimated from RH data were substantiated by the BAC contig data when the average length of the BAC inserts was used to estimate intermarker distances.

Estimates of NeV and Nb substantiated our genetic diversity and differentiation findings.