Sentence examples for compiling evidence from from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Bruce is compiling evidence from his Scottish constituents in Gordon to pass to the OFT and working with the Consumers Associationn to encourage better practice.

Determining whether the music superstar died of a drug overdose will likely involve not only tests of his blood, urine, liver tissue and fluid from the eyes, it also will require compiling evidence from Prince's medicine cabinet, his medical history and possibly information from witnesses and those who knew him.

For the first report, the researchers compiled evidence from 25 published trials of more than 8,400 children up to 18 years old.

They compiled evidence from 24 farmers in six different states whose livestock suffered reproductive, gastrointestinal and neurological problems after exposure to fracking chemicals in the water or air.

C1 Fighting Shoplifting Rings Major retailers have quietly begun to develop national crime databases to compile evidence from shoplifting incidents and, eventually, build legal cases against suspected organized theft rings.

[C1.] Retailers Join to Combat Shoplifting Rings Major retailers have quietly begun to develop national crime databases to compile evidence from shoplifting incidents and, eventually, build legal cases against suspected organized theft rings.

Sister Miriam Teresa's cause officially opened a few months after the end of World War II, and for the next four decades the Sisters of Charity compiled evidence, from her writings and from the people who knew her, of what the church calls the "heroic virtues" necessary for sainthood.

Tomlinson, appointed by Cable as "entrepreneur in residence", has compiled evidence from hundreds of businesses which have approached him after ending up in the bank's global restructuring group (GRG), and subsequently had their properties sold to its specialist property arm, West Register.

Here we compile evidence from the literature that point at miRNAs as key players in the maintenance of genomic integrity and proper cell fate.

It compiles evidence from a wide range of studies and evaluations of diversion and alternatives programmes which show to what extent they are more likely to impact positively on reducing rates of re-offending (recidivism).

We propose that a "weight-of-evidence" (WoE) approach can be applied to compile evidence from multiple sources in the published literature to create a molecular landscape for the environmental carcinogen and for the disease endpoint in question.