Sentence examples for substantiated until from inspiring English sources

Since then, it was generally believed that the emperor had been poisoned, but that fact was not substantiated until 2008 when a report was issued by Chinese researchers and police officials confirming that the emperor had been deliberately poisoned with arsenic.

In contrast, renal insufficiency in patient SLS-2 was not substantiated until the age of 30 (Supp. Table S3).

The two agencies have battled over the department's failure to take disciplinary action against police officers on many complaints substantiated by the board, and, until last year, its failure to even notify the board when it did take action.

Such theories, however, are merely a summary of practical experience and are only hypotheses (or assumptions) until they are substantiated by scientific experimentation.

But we ought to reserve judgment on claims that the Iranian Presidential election was stolen until such claims are substantiated.

As always, take this news with a grain of salt until it can be officially substantiated.

Most studies have investigated the association of migraine with ischaemic stroke and support a link between the two conditions, which is substantiated by a meta-analysis of data published until 2004.

This forest type was not fully established until c. 11,250 cal BP and if substantiated by further evidence, may be one of the reasons why there are no known early Maglemose/Preboreal settlement sites in southern Scandinavia.

THE current teeter-totter relationship between inventory and sales price -- while not yet substantiated in official listing service numbers, which are not reported until sales are closed -- can be discerned by looking at reports of signed contracts.

Until now, the underlying mechanism have not been substantiated, but we have provided a hypothesis about the possible mechanism for the different reaction between these 2 species of mice.

Until the nature of this relationship has been substantiated, interventions should seek to raise both threat and coping appraisals.