Sentence examples for substantiated impact from inspiring English sources

Given a substantiated impact of environmental exposures on miRNA expression levels and related physiological processes, more efforts into how these changes in expression profiles translate into health outcomes will also be warranted.

A book needs a more substantial and substantiated theme than this.

As Mr Paterson pointed out yesterday, the European Commission's chief scientist, Professor Anne Glover, has said: "There is no substantiated case of any adverse impact on human health, animal health or environmental health".

"The EU chief scientist Anne Glover has said it pretty bluntly - there is no substantiated case of any adverse impact on human health on animal health or on environmental health".

The data is strong and substantiated: the question is how much of an impact it will have on a public debate dominated by entrenched misperceptions about our public institutions and the people who work to clean our streets, keep us safe, and educate our children.

Non-substantiated fears have been raised by some, about the impact of the vaccine on sexual behaviour; parents who believe the vaccine might have a negative influence on sexual behaviour are less likely to intend to vaccinate daughters [ 6].

The impact of HDAC activity on DC differentiation and subset specification was further substantiated using freshly isolated bone marrow cells.

Of those, 41 were "not substantiated", 13 were still being investigated and five had been "partially substantiated on lesser matters".

Neither is it a substantiated historical generalization.

Onondaga decided to not require a certain percentage, only a substantiated drop.

If the stories are true and substantiated, these acts are war crimes under international law.