Sentence examples for comparison of convictions from inspiring English sources

The correspondence theory of truth involves the comparison of convictions with other scientific statements.

Direct comparisons of conviction rates are impossible, because Palestinians and Israelis in the West Bank are prosecuted under different justice systems.

"I have arrived at the conviction that no comparison of crania is worth very much, that is not founded upon the establishment of a relatively fixed base line… the basicranial axis".

"He is a man of convictions.

The indicator of criminal activity was number of convictions.

Mean number of convictions was 1.6 (range 1-12).

Patients were similarly divided into three groups according to levels of convictions during the 3 years prior to treatment start; patients with no convictions (n = 1375), 1-27 convictions (n = 1659), and more than 27 convictions (n = 187), comprising the 90-percentile of patients having the most criminal convictions during the pre-treatment period.

The total number of convictions, however, was not increased in persons with KS, primarily due to a significantly decreased number of traffic-related convictions.

In Botswana, the number of reported rapes has increased, but the number of convictions has not.

Neurological disorders are not a predictor of convictions for violent crime in men.

Similar time-related patterns of convictions were found for all age subgroups.