Sentence examples for those substantiated from inspiring English sources

Of course, the observed disparities, especially those substantiated by other sources of data, may indeed represent real phenomena, suggesting that some orthologous genes, despite sharing similar genotypic features, could have disparate phenotypes.

But those complaints substantiated by the Civilian Complaint Review Board are valid and should not only be tracked but should also lead to consistent and meaningful discipline for the offending officers.

Police officials also noted that complaints filed last year with the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent panel that investigates complaints of excessive force, were at the lowest level since 2003, and only a tiny fraction of those were substantiated.

About 8,000 of those claims are substantiated.

At least two of those incidents were substantiated by the agency's investigators.

The stormy lyricism conjured by the pianist Nathaniel LaNasa as much as substantiated those claims.

"How many of those can be substantiated, and how lasting this increase is, I don't know," Mr. Stancik said.

While CPD does not comment on pending litigation, in instances where misconduct has been substantiated, those individuals responsible are held fully accountable for their actions.

Its involvement had long been rumoured, but only in the past decade have those rumours been substantiated, and the tale of the CIA's role told in Daniel Leab's book Orwell Subverted.

"We will address the question of whether intelligence was exaggerated or misused by reviewing statements by senior policy makers to determine if those statements were substantiated by the intelligence," Senator Rockefeller said.

The legal ombudsman has advanced proposals to publish summaries of complaints against each and every law firm and the outcome of those complaints (whether substantiated or not), and to publish prior to a decision where there has been a pattern of complaints.