Sentence examples for which has been substantiated from inspiring English sources

At low pH, bile acids are thought to cause esophageal mucosal injury, which has been substantiated both in vitro and in animal model systems [ 27- 29].

A pivotal role of YB-1 in cancerogenesis has been proposed by several groups, which has been substantiated by its interplay with c-Myc expression in multiple myeloma, as well as p53 function/signaling in malignant melanoma [ 4, 5].

Furthermore, a low urban immigration rate, which has been substantiated by genetic microsatellite analyses for the Zürich urban fox population (38 ), and a low hunting pressure (see Methods) contribute to the moderate spatial dynamics of the urban fox population, which we assume to be a precondition for the effectiveness of the small-scale anthelmintic treatment.

The missing civilian complaints, which had been substantiated by the board, had never been sent to the Police Department, which decides discipline in part based on review board findings.

Nevertheless, due to the lack of long-term data, it was unavoidable to make a few assumptions which have been substantiated by previously consulted experts.

Approximately 150 eyes underwent additional anterior capsule polishing with a special LEC aspiration curette [ 13] (Fig.  5), the fibrosis-preventing efficacy of which had been substantiated in an earlier clinical study [ 19].

This reclassification has been substantiated by recent advances in the genetic and molecular pathogenesis of CMML, which has confirmed CMML to be biologically distinct from MDS.

Only one has been substantiated.

None of it has been substantiated, none of it will be substantiated.

Gen. Larry G. Smith has been substantiated by Army investigators, Pentagon officials said last week.

"Nothing has been substantiated by us," GBI Agent J.T. Ricketson told local press.