Sentence examples for an analysis of evidence from inspiring English sources

The seven-page report, an analysis of evidence that was gathered for a 1991 C.I.A. report on Iraqi biological weapons, the officials said, builds a circumstantial case that the anthrax remains potent and available.

Given that most of the evidence for other active materials is now not only relatively old but also possibly outdated by the impact of resistance, in the absence of extensive up to date data it may be difficult to conduct an analysis of evidence for pediculicides in general that has true clinical meaning and applicability.

Mr. Walkley said he believed an analysis of the evidence by Dr. Lee revealed inconsistencies in the prosecution's case.

Judges will not authorize payments for retesting, said Harlan Levy, a New York lawyer who has worked with DNA evidence as a prosecutor and a defense expert and is the author of "And the Blood Cried Out," an analysis of such evidence in the justice system.

Mr. Ashcroft said today at a news conference in Washington that the site of the first trial would be determined after an analysis of the evidence and death penalty laws in each jurisdiction where the defendants, John Muhammad and Lee Malvo, have been charged with murder.

Their judgment is based on "an analysis of archival evidence previously overlooked by other scholars," Mr. Byrd and Mr. Gates write, including Toomer's draft registrations and his and his family's census records, which they consider alongside his writings and public statements.

Our conclusions were drawn by an analysis of empirical evidence using known and confirmed methods from literature such as, coding, gap- and taxonomy analysis.

In 2015, Woodruff and Foster published an analysis of the evidence and circumstances surrounding the publication and interpretation of A. fragillimus.

In the second tier, the quantification data were subjected to an analysis of the evidence base for each specific screening criterion score.

The purpose of this review is, therefore, to provide an overview of capecitabine's mechanism of action and rate of adverse events as well as an analysis of the evidence supporting its use in the settings outlined above.

Although Piagetian theory provides a framework to explore the development of probability comprehension [ 36] an analysis of the evidence and subsequent research indicates this theory may be too simplistic [ 37].