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Research has substantiated the role of several mechanisms responsible for alcohol-induced hepatotoxicity.
Pubmed
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Complaints are thoroughly investigated and, if substantiated, disciplinary action is always taken.
The Guardian
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Those results were substantiated in a qPCR analysis of 46 additional patients.
Pubmed
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Further investigation substantiated the suggestion that this is a new iOS game.
Wired
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The dairy and acne link has not been substantiated in clinical studies.
The beauty diet: looking great has never been so delicious
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As regards this claim we do not think it can be substantiated.
American Hand Book of the Daguerreotype
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Still Schurz's report is only a careful summary of facts otherwise substantiated.
The Campaign of Chancellorsville
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All that he had heard at San Francisco had substantiated Roger's views.
The Way We Live Now
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Results: Networks with children, relatives, friends and confidants were substantiated in these analyses.
Pubmed
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And I believe that claim would be substantiated in court, if need be.
Ancient shores
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The U.S. military said it had no substantiated reports of any civilian casualties.
Reuters
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Asylum seekers are people whose claims of persecution have not yet been substantiated.
The Guardian
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Pooling our data with the original WTCCC data substantiated these associations.
Pubmed
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Had the story been substantiated and published, it would have destroyed his reputation.
The Guardian
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Of the complaint investigations completed and reviewed, only 6 per cent were substantiated.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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Diagnosis of CD was further substantiated by positive EMA antibodies in these patients.
Pubmed
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