Sentence examples for widely substantiated from inspiring English sources

Skinstage activation of parasite-specific Treg-based systemic immunosuppression provides a fundamentally new, experimentally widely substantiated, immunological rationale, and precise focus, for research and vaccination strategy leading to potentially accelerated malaria eradication.

Rumors that the ship had been sabotaged were widely circulated but never substantiated.

The disaster was front-page news in newspapers across the country; rumors that the ship had been sabotaged were widely circulated but never substantiated.

But the leading comrade did not announce any new stimulus package, as had been widely anticipated, to substantiate the all-important growth target.

This vigilante action was often based on the idea that "strange", pale-skinned, Vietnamese-looking voters unable to speak Khmer had been issued with temporary election IDs to cast ghost votes for the ruling party – a claim widely believed, but not thoroughly substantiated, by many opposition supporters.

In April, the task force appointed by Mr. Emanuel issued a devastating report that said the city's own data helped substantiate "the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color".

However, this phenomenon has not been explored in any detail and there is little evidence to substantiate this widely held opinion.

Up to now, IPT has been used as the widely accepted method to substantiate the contribution of anammox process in various environmental samples.

However, in an earlier study by Risser et al. 7, the results did not substantiate the widely held belief that increases in heroin-related deaths could be explained by an increase in the quality of heroin.

The authors concluded that while the procedure-based method was the most widely used, overall the methodologies used in allied health workforce planning were poorly substantiated and rudimentary in nature.

Method of determining of magnetic moment and size from measurements of dependence of the nonlinear magnetic susceptibility upon magnetic field is proposed, substantiated and tested for superparamagnetic nanoparticles (SPNP) of the "magnetic core-polymer shell" type which are widely used in biomedical technologies.