Sentence examples for this view is substantiated from inspiring English sources

The stabilization of very electron-rich complexes, such as [Fe(CO 4]2−, is attributed to the back π bonding that shifts electron density from the metal to the carbonyl ligands, and this view is substantiated by C−O bond distances and other physical data.

This view is substantiated by the failure to reach statistical significant differences in average RTs and in frequencies of each rating category for the two stimulus conditions.

This view is substantiated by the fact that MEDLINE indexes most of the qualitative studies under the term Nursing Methodology Research until 2003.

This view is substantiated by the fact that patellar tilting was found on only four of the patellar skyline radiographs that were made ten years postoperatively.

This view is substantiated by a study that demonstrated an increase of oxygen consumption in a maximally working, in-situ gastrocnemius muscle preparation in anesthetized and haemodiluted dogs after Oxygent administration [ 12].

This view is substantiated by the fact that most PTH Oenothera species derived independently from bivalent-forming ancestors and that the hjohansen Standard and htuscaloosa genomes used in this study possess ancestral chromosome arrangements (Cleland, 1972; Dietrich et al., 1997; Levin, 2002).

This view was substantiated by the analyses of this gene in exposed males (present study) and SCRA patients [19].

The archaeologists' view is substantiated by the fact that the foundations of the Christian church were built with building material taken exclusively from the adjacent temple of Aphrodite, which is also verified by the video I took that morning of the summer solstice of 1992.

The above view is substantiated by the fact evidenced on the foam films stabilized with SDS and with decyl methyl sulfoxide that the adsorption of Na+ at the surfaces of a Newton black film, a model of bilayer, is larger than the corresponding one of a thick film [ 17, 19– 22].

"This view is, unfortunately, not substantiated by the facts".

"This view is incorrect, however! it can be substantiated that it was used already in 1811".