Sentence examples for substantiation at from inspiring English sources

It is the same one that the party began peddling, with less substantiation, at the time of the financial crisis of 2008: the virtues of a benevolent, active state, especially during economic strain.

Given these arguments, the modus operandi of the NPC selective gating mechanism requires careful substantiation at the near-field, mesoscopic scale (i.e. the length scale relevant to the properties of a material or phenomenon).

On GardenWeb.com, a commenter wrote of Pepper Joe: He has disrespected Guinness and the creator of the CURRENT world record holder by putting ED's pepper at #1 WITHOUT SUBSTANTIATION, abusing the Guinness name for PERSONAL GAIN.

Since multiple sources state that he moved to Texas in 1975, this would suggest that his time in Canada stretched from roughly 1967 to 1975, and this 1974 Calgary voters list offers at least some substantiation.

Furthermore, international and local organizations and national health agencies could help facilitate research targeted at the identification, substantiation and incorporation of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) and limits.

Although these claims need further substantiation from independent studies, they hint at a more prominent role of central genes in the increase in transcriptomic heterogeneity.

Luten 2007 [99] – – – – Broselow tape None 1 N/A Findings: No substantiation for setting acceptable accuracy of weight estimation at 10%.

Nevertheless, such claims require substantiation and it has been shown that TKA at best, only modestly improves physical activity levels [ 2].

The way President Trump himself frequently tweets dubitable information has, at least, further devalued the entire idea of substantiation, if not knowledge itself.

For further substantiation of Hunter's dire play-long message, a patron at The Few need only look at the photograph on the program cover.

Today, we have vast amounts of data at our disposal -- useful when looking for substantiation, but a bit flat-footed unless one knows how to draw subtle insights from it.