For decades, forensic examiners have sometimes claimed in court that so-called pattern evidence like ballistic markings, fingerprints, shoeprints, and more could conclusively link evidence to a suspect.
But for decades, forensic examiners have sometimes claimed in court that close but not identical ballistic markings could conclusively link evidence to a suspect and judges and juries have trusted their expertise.
Future directions to overcome these challenges such as reducing the heterogeneity of patient cohorts, identifying and utilising a pre-diagnostic population, embracing a personalised medicine approach and utilising novel trial designs may be required to ultimately fulfil the goal of conclusively demonstrating evidence of disease modification.
Given that local adaptation usually entails a physiological cost in environments where it is not needed (Kawecki and Ebert 2004), our overall results cannot conclusively provide evidence that adaptive genetic variation exists in TUSK salmon for tolerating acidity.
The evidence conclusively shows that Steven Avery's hand was under the hood when he insists he never touched her car".
DNA evidence conclusively linked convicted rapist Joseph Bong to her rape, but not until Patty's efforts to clear her name bankrupted her.
Evidence conclusively suggests that the success of a T20 league depends upon a limited number of team franchises – which is why both the IPL and the Big Bash feature eight.
Last month, the Nebraska attorney general, Jon Bruning, said DNA evidence conclusively linked another man, Bruce A. Smith of Oklahoma, to the rape and murder of Ms. Wilson, 68, who was killed on Feb. 6, 1985.
A turning point came when a Reid employee administered a two-part polygraph test and got mixed results, but told Rivera that the evidence conclusively showed he had caused the girl's death.
One wonders why only 20% of Americans believe President Barack Obama is a Muslim, considering the overwhelming evidence conclusively proving his slavish allegiance to Islam and utter disregard for Christianity.
