Sentence examples for Evidence can be understood from inspiring English sources

In Anglo-American law the problem of free evaluation of evidence can be understood through the institution of the jury.

He says that the idea of "complex evidence" can be understood in two ways: either as referring to the apprehension of an evident proposition itself or to the so-called "evident judgment" which has been caused by this evident proposition.

These studies have largely been in reference to tobacco dependence, where evidence that craving can be understood in measures of economic value has been obliquely supported by several laboratory studies using craving-related manipulations (e.g., enforced abstinence) that resulted in increases in the relative value of smoking [ 28- 30].

While the result still seems to be quite complex, it does provide evidence that these complex systems can be understood from an understanding of their component parts.

Post-priming subjective craving was found to significantly correlate with the number of alcoholic beverages chosen (and money foregone), thus converging with the majority of evidence from tobacco research that subjective craving can be understood in terms of relative value.

Likewise, the very limited relevance ascribed to research can be understood as an evidence of the scarce or even null involvement of teachers in research-related activities, and also of the early stage of development of this field.

In recent years, however, neurophysiological evidence has shown that the actions of others can be understood without exploiting these meta-representational abilities.

Although compelling evidence is lacking, synovitis and osteitis in SpA can be understood by this close anatomical relationship.

For example, current evidence for "object-based" attention [8], [10], [24], [25] can be understood also in terms of "attribute pair-based" attention.

There is some evidence that recovery from central nervous system injury in infants can be understood both by new growth of motor neurons and creation of new synapses.

The experimental results demonstrate direct evidence for a local coordination of edge-sharing TiO6 octahedra at the dislocation cores, which can be understood as the result of strain.