Sentence examples for substantiated the existence from inspiring English sources
His identification of the source of the Hittite consonant ḫ in 1927 substantiated the existence of the laryngeals, Indo-European speech sounds postulated by the Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure in 1878.
DNA sequencing analysis substantiated the existence of AIF in the HCAECs.
Micro Raman substantiated the existence of the PS OH -rich micro PS OH -richhe PPC-rich micro phase.
Ac impedance measurements substantiated the existence of relatively stable tungsten-oxychlorides formed due to the incorporation of chloride ion in the anodic oxide film on tungsten during the oxide growth.
This work presents a genomic approach applied to the analysis of gene expression profiles during myeloid differentiation, which substantiated the existence of relationships between genomic position, biological function and expression patterns of genes.
This substantial difference substantiates the existence of strong coupling between the molecular polarizability and the backbone conformation in the polysilanes.
Evidence does not substantiate the existence of so-called "elephant graveyards," where elephants supposedly gather to die.
Several outside scholars have said that the Chinese government has failed to substantiate the existence of ETIM, and that it is inflating the group's reach to justify tightening policies against Uighurs in Xinjiang.
As to date, the M.O.D. is not aware of any evidence which might substantiate the existence of extraterrestrial life forms, the matter of abduction by 'aliens' remains a nonissue as far as the M.O.D. is concerned".
Internalization of SPS has been observed in plant cells (Gross et al. 2005), thus substantiating the existence of specialized receptors, as previously proposed for legume-Rhizobium symbiosis.
µPIV data is used to substantiate the existence of different flow regimes in irregular porous media, to detect their particular flow characteristics and to track the transition points between the prevailing flow regimes.
