Sentence examples for circumstantial assessment from inspiring English sources
Second, irrespective of classifying a constitutive treatment of VS or CS as either a replacement or substitution of body function, circumstantial assessment of the request, causation, intention, and moral responsibility of life termination seriously restricts the ethical permissibility of discontinuing such a treatment.
Frequently however, evidence is circumstantial, and a reliable assessment of the therapeutic significance of a gene product is offset by lack of inhibitors that target biologic properties of a protein, as most conventional drugs do, instead of the corresponding gene.
However, reports of rare events like scleral melts are circumstantial by nature and preclude an accurate assessment of a true occurrence rate [6].
In a very different way, as we have seen, it is possible to take on a part of the task of describing a coherent picture of luck-free morality by identifying an object of moral assessment in the case of circumstantial luck.
The evidence — results of laboratory tests, population counts, assessments of how well oil-drenched animals survive after rehabilitation — will all be circumstantial.
Our results suggest the existence of a specific alteration of CLU2 CLU1 ratio towards CLU2, thus providing the first circumstantial evidence for the potential use of CLU transcript variants as effective biomarkers for a more accurate assessment of the so called " indeterminate" thyroid nodules.
See also circumstantial evidence.
Circumstantial evidence supports this thesis.
"The evidence was circumstantial".
