Sentence examples for substantiated in both from inspiring English sources

The applicability of the TEF approach for determining the toxicity of different PCB mixtures has been substantiated in both in vivo and in vitro studies (Bradlaw et al. 1980; Harris et al. 1993).

The number of substantiated claims has risen sharply in recent years, after only 8percentt were substantiated in 2011.

Even ancient philosophers had guessed this law, and it was substantiated in the 17th century.

The prophetic art is age-old; the practice of augury is well substantiated in the Bible.

The university's president, Eric Barron, has said the allegation was not substantiated in court or tested by any other process.

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 document later revisits aspects of the assertion without providing a full account of what is alleged to have occurred or how it might be substantiated in court.

Philip Morris, which was identified by the researchers as the "driving force" behind prosmoking actions in Switzerland, denied that "any inferences of improper influences are substantiated" in the report.

A spokeswoman for Baxter said the company had no idea what the F.T.C. was referring to and that the charge was not substantiated in the government's complaint.

That point is an important one to make, since a diminishment in Mr. Pollini's nigh unto impervious technique was substantiated in short order.

Another was that he was a danger to national security, a vague and insidious charge that has yet to be substantiated in any way.