Intelligence provided by the defectors that could not be substantiated included information about Iraq's suspected program for nuclear, chemical and biological weapons as well as other information about the Iraqi government, the officials said.
The White House said it had no information to substantiate the reports about the sons.
Conclusions: The conclusions were substantiated by the data presented, but without information about any comparison or control group, it is difficult to gauge the impact of the curricular intervention (over that of secular trend etc).
But substantiating such a theory will require more information about prehistoric climate and agriculture, and more archaeological evidence.
They may become subject to regulatory actions if the screening evidence is substantiated by additional information.
In his letter to Bachmann, Ellison said the congresswoman, who was a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, provided no information to substantiate her claims about Abedin.
Investigators substantiated about 17% of all complaints from the Teens homes, about the same as the state average.
As Buyse et al. (2011) observe, although these selection designs provide clear information about treatment efficacy, they fall short in substantiating the usefulness of the companion test, as they do not demonstrate lack of benefit in marker-negative patients.
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.
In principle, a variety of sources of information can be used to substantiate conclusions about the significance of variations, each with its corresponding level of conclusiveness or ambiguity.
