Sentence examples for which are substantiated from inspiring English sources
They have emerged with accounts of torture, which are substantiated by human-rights groups like B'tselem.
Some key recent progress on HER are addressed, which are substantiated by examples from the existing literature and some new results.
Typically, when charges are made which are substantiated through investigation, we do our best to separate students from having classes together -- to the extent possible".
These observations in human TPs further support the entangled roles of inflammation and subsequent degeneration within tendons, which are substantiated by biochemical changes revealed by microdialysis studies.
Besides the Glu138Lys, the Leu107Phe change is the most important which is substantiated by revertant virulence tests of JEV SA14-14-2 (Fig. 2A).
Notably, relapsed tumors demonstrated decreased levels of CD8 T cells and monocytes, which were substantiated by downregulated expression of chemoattractants and adhesion molecules.
Specifically, we propose a solution framework that is closer to being optimal than existing techniques are, which is substantiated in our evaluation study with real-world datasets.
Rate behavior could be explained by surface heterogeneity, which was substantiated by results from temperature-programmed reaction studies and stopped-flow experiments at varying metal dispersions.
As per the analysis, which is substantiated by Schott (2013), China will be benefited if TPP is enforced because it promotes economic growth in the region, which is good for trading.
Due to the high supersaturation of Zn, ZnOx vapor and oxygen, the ZnO nanostructures can easily nucleate and grow along the [0001] direction, which was substantiated by the HRTEM image (Figure 4b).
The main conclusion, which is substantiated through application examples, is that robust and reliable estimation applications based on first principles models of considerable complexity, can be designed and implemented for use in an industrial environment.
