Sentence examples for allows evidence from inspiring English sources

The order allows evidence to be admitted without regard to the normal rules of a criminal trial if it is deemed to have "probative value to a reasonable person".

The law allows evidence of "reprehensible conduct" to be admitted in a criminal trial, at the judge's discretion, if it appears to be important explanatory evidence that helps the jury understand the evidence as a whole, or to rebut defence claims of good character.

The Justice and Security Act, which comes into force in July, allows evidence to be heard behind closed doors by security-vetted special advocates - what critics call "secret courts".

Detailed knowledge on the distribution of PrPSc in model organisms closely resembling the human situation is important because it allows evidence based decisions aimed at limiting the spread of vCJD through iatrogenic procedures [18], [19], [20].

The BioCyc ontology allows evidence codes to be assigned to support assertions in the BioCyc type database [ 37].

A network meta-analysis allows evidence from direct and indirect comparisons to be summarised in a weighted average for all possible comparisons.

Calibrating parasite susceptibility data against in vivo responses, and combining these with population pharmacokinetic data in different populations, allows evidence-based prediction of likely therapeutic responses in different patient groups with different pharmacokinetics across a range of parasite burdens.

In our model, the additional infections averted by preventing one case (ie the herd effect of interrupting disease transmission) were taken into account using a simplistic factor of 0.5 for all cases averted; as soon as clinical evidence is available that allows evidence-based dynamic modeling of the indirect effect, the cost-effectiveness of such an approach will warrant additional study.

Few countries allow evidence from telephone tapping, or recorded evidence from informants.

In any case, allowing evidence from former inquiries that is not now secret to remain hidden to watchers of this inquiry hardly reflects a spirit of openness.

Mr. Sensenbrenner emphasized the importance of a provision to allow evidence obtained by grand juries to be shared with intelligence agencies.