"Harvey has always been decent to me, but now that the rumors are being substantiated, I feel angry and darkly sad".
He admits now to being naive enough to believe that the ethics and ideals that were being spawned in 1967 would be substantiated.
In fact, it is not a stretch to believe that Congressman Chaffetz is being well substantiated by Hillary's foes to keep this fraudulent investigation going (he should release his emails to prove otherwise).
This conclusion was being further substantiated by testing the dependence of this simulation on the rate of plasmid duplication of 84% per cell cycle, derived from measurements of pLON-33K in HeLa-EBNA1 cells by arbitrarily substituting values of 74 and 94% for it, and running the simulations again (as for intact EBV in 293 cells in Supplementary Figure 3A).
Especially in Morocco which is largely dependent on fossil energy imports - the rate of energy dependency is presently at 97% - the development is being accelerated, substantiating the solar power plant of Ain Beni Mathar and started implementation in Ouarzazate [8, 19].
Today, Burma stands as an example of how climate change and hunger, rather than being being tackled by the international community, are actually being substantiated by inherent political weaknesses and shortcomings of the current methodologies.
"Once I had established that the suggested reason for the text's inclusion was not being substantiated I decided to retract the paper" on 21 July, Parker says.
With this series of papers, evaluators are being called to substantiate the rationale and warrant for their own evaluative actions in ways parallel to how evaluators question the logic of program interventions, both as designed and as implemented.
Explicit reasoning and justification are necessary when interventions are being considered that are not substantiated by any satisfactorily conclusive scientific evidence.
But if I wanted to acquire unique artifacts of television history, I needed to somehow substantiate what was being said.
