Sentence examples for compromised evidence from inspiring English sources

But sloppy police work on the morning the body was discovered compromised evidence, leading to quick public denunciations of Mr. Hunter and Boulder investigators.

The government should also take a fresh look at whether it really is impossible to prosecute some detainees because of missing or compromised evidence.

We have demonstrated that detection/ascertainment bias may have compromised evidence in this field of research.

If you think, say, that allowing police to use compromised evidence if the violations were unintentional won't lead to systematic abuse, you should be able to define "systematic abuse", to demonstrate that you're not okay with police "accidentally" beating suspects up.

Had the earlier discovery of Neandertal fossils in the Châtelperronian layer been an illusion based on sloppy digging and compromised evidence?

It is possible that participants with more subtle ACJ capsulo-ligamentous injuries were included in the study, but the subsequent use of fluoroscopy during the injection procedure enabled exclusion from analysis those cases in which the joint capsule was compromised, evidenced by the injectate breaching the ACJ capsular margins.

The ovulation rate at 4 weeks of age, shortly after the onset of puberty, revealed a decreased number of ovulated oocytes, and the ovarian reserve of the Pdss2  fl/fl Cre+ mice was already severely compromised, evidenced by the loss of 50% of follicles (Fig. 5A, B).

And their impending departures gave them little or no incentive to compromise, evidence of why postelection sessions are dicey.

They conclude: "The lack of timely reporting and publication fundamentally impairs the research enterprise, violates the commitment made by investigators to patients and funders, squanders precious time and resources, and threatens to compromise evidence based clinical decision making".

It begins with Simpson exiting a helicopter then entering a building to compromise evidence in a laboratory there.

But many college officials have fretted that they are untrained to conduct investigations, while some local police have expressed concerns that multiple parties investigating the same cases could taint witnesses or compromise evidence.