Sentence examples for substantiated in a from inspiring English sources

Some of the allegations about trading sexual favours for showers and drugs were substantiated in a report by the former integrity commissioner Philip Moss.

The microtubule-targeted antiproliferative activity of maytansine/maytansinoids was substantiated in a screening of 60 human cancer cell types by the U.S. National Cancer Institute [13].

After years of unsavory activity, which ESPN substantiated in a bombshell report this week (and you should read it), the league and its fans have reached peak Patriots anger, pushed over the top by Tom Brady's preference ― and alleged willingness to break the rules for ― deflated footballs.

It has been shown that positional uncertainty, substantiated in a higher variability and error of localization performance, increases with eccentricity [1] [5].

This was further substantiated in a recent paper, where the authors provided evidence that rhl system is able to overcome the absence of the las system by activating specific LasR-controlled functions, including production of 3-oxo-C(12 -HSL and PQS [12 -HSL

This was substantiated in a follow-up study (15 ).

Farkas-Himsley substantiated in an experimental study, that the cells of colorectal adenocarcinoma were more sensitive to bacteriocins when compared to normal cells of large bowel mucosa [ 31].

Approximately 150 eyes underwent additional anterior capsule polishing with a special LEC aspiration curette [ 13] (Fig.  5), the fibrosis-preventing efficacy of which had been substantiated in an earlier clinical study [ 19].

Although risk estimates are based in a small sample, these relationships were substantiated in an analysis restricted to participants who reported MM among first-degree relatives only (Blacks: OR 10.8, 95% CI 1.22 94.8; Whites: OR 1.19, 95% CI 0.28 5.16; data not shown).

Leaving aside that subtly insinuated notion that violent pride is a universal male characteristic, there is certainly something to that argument, which Ms. Dworkin substantiates in a wide-ranging ramble through the rich history of human cruelty and depravity.

How these are specifically involved in colonisation and infection has been experimentally substantiated in only a limited number of cases.