"It provides proof to substantiate expert opinion that Al Qaeda was interested in developing nuclear weapons".
The model assumptions were substantiated by clinical experts and relied upon outputs that are relevant for comparing antipsychotic drug therapy.
"She went to Oslo and she was told that she had a progressive condition, which was never substantiated by any other expert who examined her".
Nevertheless, due to the lack of long-term data, it was unavoidable to make a few assumptions which have been substantiated by previously consulted experts.
"The case demonstrated the common practice of the police and prosecution adding, as a fig leaf afterthought, a second and flimsier charge in an attempt to justify an initial charge that could not be substantiated after investigation," said Jerome Cohen, an expert on Chinese law who advised The Times on the case.
These data may require interpretation and, by themselves, are not compelling; LOE 4: data are defined as information based solely on experience or expert opinion and are not necessarily substantiated by any conclusive scientific data.
On Sept. 19, 2000, the panel concluded: "In light of the increased device longevity and ease of use, the expert panel agreed unanimously that St . Judes breakthrough claim is substantiated".
It is understood charities and infant mortality experts had warned ministers those claims could not be substantiated, but ministers have continued to describe the boxes as a "safe sleeping space" for infants.
people say about themselves, unless with time it is substantiated with actions and [with] what gets revealed". I've not met these experts in person, so am I perpetuating the same misplaced faith as Lutey?
Besides that this provides an incentive for experts to share their knowledge, it is also a way to ensure that contributions of curators are substantiated by references to the literature.
