Sentence examples for which could be substantiated from inspiring English sources

He said she had made a number of "extremely serious allegations" against a variety of well-known businessmen, including Simon Cowell, the billionaire Topshop entrepreneur Sir Philip Green and restaurateur Richard Caring – none of which could be substantiated.

One possibility is that T3 regulates the transcription of these genes, either directly or indirectly, which could be substantiated by quantification of gene expression.

However, this effect disappeared after decrease of miR-17 expression by miR-17 inhibitor, which could be substantiated by gene expression analysis of osteoblast-related genes (Fig. 6E-F).

"No accusation against this office, or any employee, could be substantiated.

After 8 weeks of treatment only one factor could be substantiated.

In the present study, no perfusion differences related to tumor size and location could be substantiated, and no significant information for staging could be demonstrated.

But it's possible that it could be substantiated by evidence collected from the red planet.

If it emerges that even part of the allegations could be substantiated, a very strongly worded denial could lead to accusations of lying and would prolong the story.

This suspicion could be substantiated by analyzing five sets of data.

Among five types of maltreatment, three could be captured on the form; each type could be substantiated, suspected, or confirmed.

The Advertising Standards Authority received 10 complaints that the ad made misleading claims which could not be substantiated.