The phrase "substantiated in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The results of the survey are substantiated in this study, which proves that the majority of respondents agree with the proposed policy."
The critical importance of substrates in stem cell culture, even in the circumstance of 3D spheroid culture, was substantiated in this study.
The women communicated an elevated need for information about greater risks for secondary complications, pre-term births and caesarean deliveries, as reported in prior literature [ 45– 47], which was also substantiated in this study.
The connection between abnormal FISH and more advanced cardiac disease has been described previously by our group, but this finding is substantiated in this study of a larger cohort of patients.
This was further substantiated in this study where population genetic estimates demonstrated that the 96-plex assay was a highly effective selection of markers as it was able to genetically discriminate the British pig breeds.
Elsewhere, it has also been reported in the literature that the clustering of STI patients could refer to the clustering of social determinants instead of the infection per se [ 16], the relevance of which cannot be substantiated in this study.
This finding was reproduced and substantiated in another study group in which this somatic mutation was present in 100% of patients with SVT and overt MPD and 41% of patients with SVT and latent MPD.
This finding was also substantiated in our study.
This has already been substantiated in a study conducted in Spain that analyzed predictors of LBW separately in preterm and term newborn.
We hypothesized that fast-track discharge has a positive effect on family satisfaction which was not substantiated in our study.
In general, 'super-processive' is a concept that cannot be tested or substantiated in a study with monomeric kinesin motor domain constructs.
However, the suggestion that this mutant allele plays a role in susceptibility to both breast and colorectal cancer (Meijers-Heijboer et al, 2003) has not been substantiated in a study of patients with multiple colonic adenoma (Lipton et al, 2003).
