“Thomson attempted to substantiate his theory by measuring the weight of atoms at various levels of complexity.”

“A psychiatrist was subpoenaed to substantiate and bolster their case.”

“It is advisable to have a careful medical examination after the lapse of a reasonable period of time in order to physically substantiate the results of philosophical thoughts and in order to strengthen one's own conviction.”

“Another way to say this is that Ungaretti now felt a need to substantialize further his poetic language.”

“It really does take the input of a lot of people to shape, promote and substantialize a company.”

“It is therefore a mistake to substantialize the nation as if it were a singular being that is both transcendent and eternal.”

“What's missing is concrete evidence that substantiates the claim and excludes other influences.”

“The science of virology substantiates that there are mechanisms in a healthy organism that can and do inhibit the invasion of viruses.”

“You talked about all those who base their ideas on mathematical evidence and therefore only accept knowledge that substantiates their logic.”

“Rational strengths of force groupings for the employment in the zone of active combat operations can be substantiated by two methods.”

“But again, this has not been substantiated, on the contrary it was flatly refuted by one of the people we spoke to.”

“Nowhere is the debate more lively and contentious than in psychiatric genetics, but in truth there is a dearth of substantiated, empirical data.”

“Different academic disciplines are characterized by their distinct approaches to substantiating knowledge.”

“The Chicago Tribune reports that a grand jury has been convened, but no evidence substantiating the government's position has been released.”

“The strategy is about substantiating the case and providing a framework to guide development in ways which maximise the potential.”