The phrase "auxiliary evidence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe additional evidence that supports a main argument or point in a sentence. Example: "The witness testimonies and forensic analysis provided strong evidence against the suspect, but the surveillance footage served as crucial auxiliary evidence in the case."
To qualitatively validate this result we analyzed published experimental data of 123 human PDZ interactions (PDZbase) and found that this set perfectly corroborated that human PDZ domains are not evenly distributed throughout their binding space, which is auxiliary evidence for their promiscuity (Fig. S4).
In TCM clinical researches, the length, thickness, tortuosity, and color of sublingual collaterals can serve as important auxiliary evidence to identify whether there is blood stasis pattern in patients with CHD.
To turn these scenarios from mere hand waving to something supported by the evidence, one has to specify the model of gene gain and gene loss more explicitly, or to bring in some auxiliary evidence that favors one of the explanations.
(Furthermore, to the extent that competing hypotheses employ different auxiliary hypotheses in accounting for evidence, the evidence only tests each such hypothesis in conjunction with its distinct auxiliaries against alternative hypotheses packaged with their distinct auxiliaries).
The Record [4] and Müller-Hill [5] groups reported classic studies of repression as a function of the helical phasing or DNA length between a primary and one auxiliary lac operator, providing early evidence for DNA looping as a mode of transcriptional control.
Rather, most scientific hypotheses only make testable predictions relative to background claims or auxiliary hypotheses that tie them to that evidence.
They are usually not at issue in the testing of hi against its competitors, because hi and its alternatives usually rely on the same auxiliary hypotheses to tie them to the evidence.
In Glymour's revision, hypothesis \(h\) is confirmed by some evidence \ e\) even if appropriate auxiliary hypotheses and assumptions must be involved for \ e\) to entail the relevant instances of \(h\).
In contrast to CMAP measurements and the determination of the mNCV the collected EMG data did not reveal auxiliary information beyond the already clinical visible evidence of tibial nerve paresis on the operated sides in both groups.
But Bishop Peter Connors, another of the auxiliary bishops in Pell's time, has given evidence to the royal commission that "cases in my region of a sexual nature, either with the boundary violation or with molestation of a child … would have been raised at the meeting of curia".
Known remains and written evidence were matched against original and auxiliary maps to reconstruct the itinerary of the aqueduct.
