Sentence examples similar to substantiated opinion from inspiring English sources

It is the least substantiated, most uninformed opinions about how to eat that will come at you with the greatest conviction.

The study design of the clinical trials for OLAI and RLAI meant that an adjusted indirect comparison was not possible, so instead relapse and discontinuation rates were taken directly from the clinical trials adjusted for patient years of exposure and substantiated with expert clinical opinion.

A book needs a more substantial and substantiated theme than this.

The prime minister, Mikhail Fradkov, told a cabinet meeting that the move was "economically substantiated, socially fair and, in our considered opinion, must improve the lives of Russian citizens".

ARPANSA prepared a fact sheet titled "What about base stations and telecommunication towers are there any health effects?" ARPANSA concluded that "the weight of national and international scientific opinion is that there is no substantiated evidence that RF emissions associated with living near a mobile phone base station or telecommunications tower poses a health risk" (ARPANSA 2003a).

Perhaps discussion with patient and family prompts physicians to consult with colleagues, as especially highly educated patients may demand a thoroughly substantiated discourse, with more than one physician and professional opinion.

Differing opinions on function innovation have also been articulated, and substantiated with real time evolution experiments.

In these consultations, differences of opinion concerning patient care may also trigger further thinking and lead to substantiated changes in approach (Van den Bossche et al. 2006).

Of those, 41 were "not substantiated", 13 were still being investigated and five had been "partially substantiated on lesser matters".

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

Neither is it a substantiated historical generalization.