The phrase "substantiating this point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used after a point has been made in order to indicate that one is providing evidence to support that point. For example, "Many people believe that climate change is a serious issue. Research studies have been conducted substantiating this point, suggesting that there is a need for greater action to be taken."
To further substantiate this point, we studied the effect of dibromobimane (DBB, mass 350.01), a reagent known to cross-link cysteine residues within 3 6 Å distance [25].
Examples of national trends taken from a large collated, spatially explicit dataset [16, D. Sumilo 2006, DPhil thesis, Oxford University], to be published separately, substantiate this point (Fig. 8).
To further substantiate this point, we perform a series of permutations towards disease-disease, domain-disease, and domain-domain relationships.
To substantiate this point, Figure 3 highlights the high similarity of SF and orientation spectra of stimulus images before and after phase scrambling.
Further studies with microdialysis and transplantation of 5-HT neurons have substantiated this point, and the latter has shown that 5-HT input to the CPG of locomotion located at lumbar level in the rat was mandatory for locomotion.
More work should be performed to substantiate this point by adding the following experiments: - Experiments in Figure 8 show that Atl contributes to S. aureus virulence but they do not show if this is linked to a higher activation of the Toll pathway.
To substantiate this view point, we furnish the following examples: Example 2.1.
Further investigations will substantiate this in detail.
12.01pm: Here's what Carol Day, WWF-UK's solicitor, had to say: The Red Tape Challenge suggests that the Habitats Directive Regulations were a 'burden on business', but when we asked Defra we were told that the review had no submissions to substantiate that point and found no evidence of delays to decision-making or gold-plating.
The SILAC data is presented in the current manuscript to substantiate the point that most proteins accumulate in the membrane in the absence of AP2, but GPI-linked proteins behave differently and therefore their sorting behaviour requires further study.
