Sentence examples for substantiated like from inspiring English sources

The commission's revised "Green Guides," last updated in 1998, warn marketers against using labels that make broad claims that cannot be substantiated, like "eco-friendly".

At 75 minutes, the film doesn't have the time to substantiate themes like the Bush family's cozy relationship with anti-Castro Cubans in Florida.

They have emerged with accounts of torture, which are substantiated by human-rights groups like B'tselem.

That he was familiar with this common usage is substantiated by him coining the term "momentoide" for momentum-like degrees of freedom (i.e., those that contribute a quadratic term to the Hamiltonian) in (Boltzmann 1892).

Phylogeny estimations substantiated the rickettsial nature of the entire 27 rickettsial-like CDS (supplementary fig. S6, Supplementary Material online).

This substantiated the hypothesis of higher biodiversity in the tropical savanna-like habitats of AS compared with the "temperate" ES [9] [12].

Crystalline lattices of polyomavirus-like particles were seen in the lung, which substantiated the high virus titers measured by qPCR.

"With the reach of social media, the minute an ad campaign is challenged or can't be substantiated, social media is going to spread that like wildfire.

However, the role of Dicer and Ago2 in stroke-induced bystander-like responses in the kidneys need to be further substantiated.

Such hypothesis has been substantiated by a recent study indicating that deficits of synaptic Zn2+ promotes AD-like cognitive impairment by negatively interfering with glutamatergic and BDNF signalling [47].

This suggestion is substantiated by the observation that the adsorption blocks the metallic like so-called brim sites, which were recently shown to be involved in the HYD pathway.