"Some of the things that have been alleged will be difficult to substantiate without speaking directly with the people who filed the lawsuit," he said.
A British Transport spokesman said that due to the amount of time since the crimes were alleged to have occurred, they would "prove difficult to substantiate without further evidence".
Conclusions: The conclusions were substantiated by the data presented, but without information about any comparison or control group, it is difficult to gauge the impact of the curricular intervention (over that of secular trend etc).
The revelations involving Choudhry came nearly five months after a prominent astronomer at Berkeley, Geoffrey Marcy, resigned over revelations that the school had substantiated sexual harassment complaints from former female students without demoting or suspending him from his job.
What The Newsroom, and the actual news, has told women everywhere is that their voices do not exist without being first acknowledged and then substantiated by a man in power – who, by definition, is any man.
But the same underlying neuropathology in virally suppressed patients without HIVE has never been clearly substantiated [ 16].
Prevailing opinion at the time was that they were murdered and dumped overboard by the German crew or abandoned at sea without supplies, but these scenarios cannot be substantiated.
After reviewing 411 time sheets for workers at the corporation, auditors found that 183 were processed without proper documentation and 127 could not be substantiated.
Subsequent studies with similar arrays, but using more sensitive and implicit measures of grouping, have substantiated these criticisms and, instead, have obtained evidence for grouping without attention.
The model was based on a number of ad-hoc assumptions of fluxes, which partly could not be substantiated by cellular mechanisms, and the parameters were in part estimated without a whole-model statistical fitting procedure (computer capacity-limited).
