Sentence examples for substantiated its from inspiring English sources

The league's spin is that the commission agreed, or substantiated its charges, but more clearly it said there was enough smoke, and disputed facts, to let a judge step in.

"I don't think there's any question about the efficacy of the vaccine in my mind, I think the vaccine is good, I think the trials have substantiated its efficacy so I'm happy to give it".

The agency found that the district had substantiated its claims in one instance in which a school administrator described repeated phone calls from parents asking to enroll their students in a tutoring program so they could receive a free computer.

Kinetic and thermodynamic parameters for crude glycerol fermentation determined in this study have quantitatively substantiated its potential for biohydrogen production.

Cost estimation of AsPhA production substantiated its cost effectiveness and adsorption costs of selected pollutants were 5 times lower than with the commercial activated carbons.

This result validated the role of Y320 in the cytoplasmic tail of MHC-I in the down-regulation of the MHC-I CD-Nef chimera from the cell surface and substantiated its recognition by the endosomal sorting machinery.

It substantiates its role as an antiviral host protein.

Morocco, for instance, signed the ILO convention on migrant workers' rights in 1991, when it was still a prototypical origin country, hoping it would substantiate its call for more rights to Moroccan migrants in Europe.

The biggest problem with the book, however, is that it never really substantiates its case for d'Annunzio's extraliterary significance.

It does not substantiate its most damaging claims -- that Mr. Green would "tear apart" Mr. Giuliani's City Hall and "turn our city back".

The Halliburton Company said yesterday that the United States Army had granted it additional time to substantiate its costs in Iraq and Kuwait, staving off the possible withholding of 15percentt of its payment.