The phrase "a certain evidence" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically involve "certain evidence" without the article "a," as evidence is an uncountable noun.
Example: "The investigation uncovered certain evidence that pointed to the suspect's guilt."
Alternatives: "specific evidence" or "particular evidence."
This approach has the benefit that many intuitively plausible methodological principles can be rigorously proven, for example, the principle that more diverse evidence is better than more uniform evidence, or that a hypothesis that makes a certain evidence statement more likely than another hypothesis is therefore more strongly supported by that evidence (Howson and Urbach 1989).
To judge the confidence level of single types of evidence, the ideal solution would be to precisely assess the success rate of each evidence type, that is, to determine how often an assertion that is derived from a certain evidence is confirmed or disproved by subsequent experiments.
But there is a legend and certain evidence that biryani was once (perhaps first) a wholesome, filling meal prepared to nourish warriors at battle.
In some cold cases, there's a risk that certain evidence will be depleted – like when increasingly more fabric is clipped from semen-stained clothing to test.
During discussion of an objection to the introduction of certain evidence, an Andersen lawyer said that evidence that some partners had failed to follow an apparent instruction could be used to demonstrate that the person who gave the instruction did not have a particular intent.
1038, 1050, where the state courts had given to certain evidence an effect claimed to be unwarranted by an applicable law of Congress, it was held that their decision 'on the effect of such evidence may be fully considered here.' In Dower v. Richards, 151 U. S. 658, 667, 38 L. ed.
Often--though not always--such cases arise in the context of a criminal trial in which a defendant seeks to exclude certain evidence from the trial record on account the government obtained the information in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
However, the mechanisms that could be involved in C. perfringens type A infection, remain unclear and there is no certain evidence for an adhesion of this bacterium to not destroyed intestinal tissue.
One thing is certain: evidence of a neurological difference between liberal and conservative brains would not be another instance of genetic determinism, since patterns of brain activity are shaped by experience as much as by genes.
However, the certain identification of the 31 events as cosmic in origin could not be achieved because there was no statistically certain evidence of a concentration of their arrival directions toward the Milky Way where the generation of gamma rays in collisions between cosmic-ray nuclei and interstellar matter was expected to be most abundant (kra65).
What matters is the relevance of certain evidence to a hypothesis.
