"Policy makers and physicians can use these findings to substantiate arguments that delaying vaccination may result in missed opportunities for prevention," the study authors concluded.
Importantly, under the assumption that the Kazakhstani elite's policies toward and perceptions of the EU as well as vice versa are part of their broader and coherent understandings of their country's place in the world, this study widely resorts to relevant parallels for building and substantiating its arguments.
He said he hoped that the documents could be used to challenge the death penalty in court by substantiating the argument that a disproportionate number of blacks are executed.
However, the exit polls show that voters adopted centrist positions on most policy questions; once again, substantiating the argument originally articulated by political scientist Morris Fiorina that the electorate, unlike its leaders, is not deeply divided on issues despite being closely divided in their candidate preferences.
Evidence was collected to substantiate the arguments through case study with one recent ZCB project.
According to Zelikow, what they found does not substantiate the arguments made by the Joint Inquiry and by the 9/11 families in the lawsuit against the Saudis.
He substantiated his arguments with a mass of statistical documentation practically unprecedented and, in so doing, pioneered the use of statistics in economics.
"The Muslim community is under a lot of scrutiny, so they are reluctant to look within to face their problems because it will substantiate the arguments demonizing them," said Rafia Zakaria, a political science graduate student at Indiana University who is starting a legal defense fund for Muslim women.
They are stuffed full of the children of the elite, going out of their way to recruit the offspring of alumni, celebrities, potential donors and the well-connected, and are increasingly out of reach of the white working class.I have tried to substantiate these arguments in several articles in The Economist, particularly "Ever higher society, ever harder to ascend" and "Poison ivy".
References are provided to substantiate the arguments and encourage further reading.
This study uses primary and secondary qualitative data to substantiate causal arguments and factual claims.
