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substantiated

Backed up with evidence; proved true

substantiate

to give evidence that proves a claim

corroborate

to support a claim whith evidence from another source

verifiable

able to be checked and proved

Unsupported by

not backed or confirmedby

confirmed

shown to be true or certain

attest to

to state or prove that something is true

validate

to confirm that something is correct or sound

evince

to show a quality or feeling clearly

authenticated by

proved genuine by

warranted

justified by good reasons or evidence

veritable

real: turly deserving the name

substantial

large in size, value, or importance

sponsor

to fund or support a person or project

nullify

to cancel something or leave it with no effect

manifest

to show something clearly: make it plain

justify

to show that something is right or reasonable

impugn

to attack as false or doshonest: cast doubt on

improve on

to make or become better tha before

improve

to make or become better

exhibit

to show or display, often as evidence

enhanced

made greater in quality or value

creadible

believable

annul

to cancel something officially so it no longer counts

anecdotal

based on personal stories, not careful study