This study paves the way for future research, which could further substantiate the importance of parental inclusion in joint therapy with the child and provide an additional validation of the field of movement therapy in general.
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).
Another limitation of the study was inability to observe the actual delivery care provided, which could have substantiated the challenges that a user and provider narrated in provision of maternity care.
The Advertising Standards Authority received 10 complaints that the ad made misleading claims which could not be substantiated.
On Monday there were also claims in the Mirror, which could not be substantiated by the Guardian, that a former New York police officer said he had been contacted by News of the World journalists in the wake of 9/11.
Further protecting these distortions, which could not be substantiated in the Gospel accounts of Jesus' life and ministry, the Church discouraged Christians from reading the New Testament on their own for a thousand years -- and forbade the bible being translated into native languages.
Serum IL-6 levels have been reported to confer an unfavorable prognosis in CLL (rev. [ 37]), without constituting an independent prognostic factor [ 38], an effect which could not be substantiated in our study.
The themes were reflected upon to see if they could substantiate and validate the naive understanding, which was subsequently more precisely formulated.
