Sentence examples similar to with time substantiated from inspiring English sources

Legal experts suggest that Henley's attorneys will have a difficult time substantiating the antitrust allegations in court.

people say about themselves, unless with time it is substantiated with actions and [with] what gets revealed". I've not met these experts in person, so am I perpetuating the same misplaced faith as Lutey?

At 75 minutes, the film doesn't have the time to substantiate themes like the Bush family's cozy relationship with anti-Castro Cubans in Florida.

"We felt he was promising more than the science of psychology at that time could substantiate".

Thus, it substantiates that the amount of sugar released increases with time which may be due to the increased action of cellulolytic and xylanolytic enzymes of T. reesei and F. oxysporum[51].

This tendency is substantiated in the present study, where we show a decrease in beta cell mass with time together with an induction of beta cell apoptosis after 16 weeks of diet.

ROS generation was found to be increasing with time in C-SLN and Tf-C-SLN-treated cells while in CSSS-treated cells the ROS generation became almost stagnant after 12 h substantiating the results of cell uptake.

Real time RT-PCR results substantiated the differential gene expression patterns from RNA-seq.

The deficiencies in the downstream and upstream trusses along the span were further substantiated with the short-time Fourier Transform.

Obtained RT-PCR results were substantiated with quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR).

First, baseline social support was measured using a self-report questionnaire at the time of PCI and patient responses were not substantiated with family members, as would have ideally been the case.