At a certain point, someone will point out that Romney and Bain refuse to release any real substantiation of their claims of being job creators, as distinguished from wealth creators.
It's just as bizarre to declare that the 2010 substantiation of the Village is the right one as it would be to say that the 1820 or 1710 version was in fact the ideal.Economist Ed Glaeser has documented how tight land-use regulation acts to generate a shadow tax on land, which pushes residents to cheaper and less dynamic metropolitan areas.
In the field of medical research, there is consensus that replication (or other substantiation) of clinical trials is a requirement for approval of drugs and medical devices (Berlin and Colditz 1999).
Other bits of substantiation are even less plausible.
Although substantiation of this hypothesis was not an objective of this study, the opportunity to learn about traditional medicine was the second most common form of collaboration recommended by BHPs, and was another important indication of their positive attitudes towards and interest in traditional practices.
At one point, as if aware of something missing in the substantiation of his heroine's allegedly irresistible charm, Vargas Llosa comes up with a Vietnamese orphan, unable to talk since his traumatic childhood.
The memo's main substantiation of that claim was a contested paraphrase of testimony that top FBI official Andrew McCabe gave behind closed doors to the House Intelligence Committee — not even a direct quote.
Depending on the end application, a level of process substantiation is required for new parts or alloys.
If the Nadal prediction needed any more substantiation, there are more statistics for fans of Wawrinka to consider – not all of them gloomy.
The four postulates of the chemiosmotic theory, including examples of their experimental substantiation, are as follows: (1) The inner mitochondrial membrane is impermeable to protons, hydroxide ions, and other cations and anions.
