Sentence examples for substantiated reports from inspiring English sources
Despite the fact that severe adverse effects due to pertussis whole cell vaccine were never substantiated, reports to this effect led to reduced vaccine uptake and an increase in pertussis morbidity in other countries as well [ 41].
Not only in animal model, they also give substantiated reports for cancer cell fusion in human, in which a melanoma brain metastasis with a donor-patient hybrid genome following bone marrow transplantation [ 30].
The officials said there were no substantiated reports of civilian casualties from the operation.
Yet there are no substantiated reports of antibiotic-resistance genes jumping from a plant to a bacterium.
A spokeswoman for the city's Administration for Children's Services said Wednesday that there had been no substantiated reports of abuse or neglect involving the Bethea family.
After reviewing information on 1,101 friars, the auditors found 46 who allegedly sexually abused minors — 23 of those with confirmed, substantiated reports of abuse.
First, Lord Butler, formerly Britain's top civil servant, said Britain had received information from "several different sources" to substantiate reports that Iraq sought to purchase uranium from Niger.
Take, for instance, the actually substantiated story reported by the Independent with a headline that goes: "Theresa May's husband is a senior executive at a $1.4tn investment fund that profits from tax avoiding companies".
The pope told reporters that nothing in the documentation he had seen substantiated the reports.
Despite the difference in weighting of the dimensions, the staff reports substantiated the activities reported by the CEOs, such as their work towards the application of the programme, attendance at learning sessions and leadership walk rounds (initially considered apprehensively by many frontline staff but later welcomed).
Tocqueville called this punishment "at once the mildest and the most terrible ever invented" — a comment substantiated by reports of the many prisoners who lost their minds or committed suicide.
