Sentence examples for As probative from inspiring English sources

It comes very cheap but it isn't nearly as probative as the others.

Though the questions from the ESPN reporter Tom Rinaldi and Kelly Tilghman of the Golf Channel were as probative as the format allowed, Woods did not reveal a great deal more than he had in his original apology.

Eric Mart, the forensic psychologist, told me that in courtrooms, where he often testifies as an expert witness for the defense, "they're treating these things as probative when they're not".

This at once obviates the difficult and serious part of any biographer's job (getting to the truth), and – happily – allows any amount of hearsay to be presented as fact, circumstantial evidence (the war was awful!) as probative, or speculation as analysis.

In contrast to the Millian approach, which involves 'explaining away' such wayward intuitions, the descriptivist approach embraces these same intuitions as probative.

We discuss numerous problems with this argument (and the related argument that radical changes to anti-discrimination law are in order) but concede that the debate over what steps, short of quotas, can check implicit prejudice is not resolvable given the paucity of data that clashing camps jointly treat as probative.

The panel "found new information, which it assessed as having moderate probative value, sufficient to further pursue aerial attack or other interference as a hypothesis of the possible cause of the crash", said UN spokesman Farhan Haq.

The products of non-specific killing deserve close attention for their probative value, as well as for their required inclusion in a comprehensive survey of the impact of targeted ablation.

Much of the UN panel report dismisses these claims as having "nil" probative value.

It is tempting to describe probative value as the degree of relevance but this would be misleading as relevance in law is a binary concept.

The relevance of an item of evidence is supposedly assessed on its own, without consideration of other evidence (Mnookin 2013: 1544 5).[11] Probative value, as with relevance, has been explained in terms of the likelihood ratio (for detailed examples, see Nance and Morris 2002 and Finkelstein and Levin 2003).