Sentence examples for a reference to evidence from inspiring English sources

In its assessment of the economy, the Fed stressed a "marked swing in inventory adjustment," a reference to evidence that businesses are stocking up on supplies and raw materials in anticipation of an upturn in demand for their goods.

He went on to accuse Zuma of lying and failing to use condoms, a reference to evidence Zuma provided in a 2006 rape case in which he was acquitted.

This study assessed the histology reports of patients undergoing LVRS and bullectomy for histological diagnoses in addition to emphysema, with a particular reference to evidence of mycobacterial infection.

The former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, a close friend of the New Jersey governor, played down Wildstein's reference to evidence that could implicate Christie.

Both the weaker view (with its more open ended reference to evidence) and the strict view (in principle confirmation) delimit meaningful discourse about the world.

Of these 860 comment pieces, 264 made some reference to evidence endorsing the safety of MMR.

Of the 860 comment pieces, 264 (30.7%) made some reference to evidence endorsing the safety of MMR.

Appropriateness of the prophylactic prescribing was evaluated with reference to evidence in the literature and current national guidelines [ 3].

But, he added, "we don't know how many are guilty and how many are innocent," a reference to the limited evidence that, Afghan officials contend, makes holding the prisoners impossible under Afghan law.

He claimed that what angered US officials most was that an English court was prepared to overrule the view of a foreign secretary – a reference to David Miliband's evidence during the Mohamed hearings in 2008 that disclosure would damage UK intelligence relations with the US.

They incorrectly quote the official statement of the American Thoracic Society on CPAP adherence tracking systems as a reference to support this anecdotal evidence (5).