Sentence examples for considered evidentiary from inspiring English sources

The police said they were withholding the identities of other sites and specific pages within those sites because the information is considered evidentiary.

We also recognize that students' self-assessments of their competence in cultural competence can't be considered evidentiary of their actual ability to practice, but recognizing their perception can inform the ways that we develop curriculum to test and enhance their skills.

One proto-Bayesian, David Hume, underlined the importance of considering evidentiary probability properly when he questioned the authority of religious hearsay: one shouldn't trust the supposed evidence for a miracle, he argued, unless it would be even more miraculous if the report were untrue.

Four or five boxes of evidence should be considered "extensive" evidentiary breadth, and six or more boxes should be considered "exemplary" evidentiary breadth.

Two or three boxes in a nomological network should be considered "moderate" evidentiary breadth.

Horn told me she hopes that the judge will consider a new evidentiary hearing.

The judge said she would consider holding an evidentiary hearing to discuss the issue, but wanted prosecutors to dig up more information about that 2006 meeting.

The nine justices sent the case back down to the 8th circuit appeals court and though they did not specify what should happen, they made their preferences known when they said that they left it for the lower courts to consider "whether an evidentiary hearing is necessary".

…having one box of adaptation evidence should be considered a "minimal" level of evidentiary breadth.

For example, Schmitt and Pilcher (2004) tentatively propose that: …having one box of adaptation evidence should be considered a "minimal" level of evidentiary breadth.

It has absolutely no evidentiary value and is not considered evidence of any charge alleged in the indictment.