Sentence examples for considering evidence from from inspiring English sources
"After considering evidence from Global, we were satisfied that there was no indication that the independence of its news coverage had been compromised.
Finally, we will consider the biology and evolution of music in humans, considering evidence from brain studies, archaeology and anthropology, and the music of indigenous peoples.
The Low commission, which has been considering evidence from law centres, MPs, lawyers and others for the past year, calls for the creation of a £100m-a-year fund to pay for local advice services across England and Wales.
"Our licensing sub-committee has to consider the safety of the public and after considering evidence from a number of interested parties, including the police, it was concluded that the licences for both bars should be revoked.
"After carefully considering evidence from the UK and overseas, the CPS has decided that there is sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction and it is in the public interest to charge these three men.
Considering evidence from literature where expression of CXCR4 has been seen in aggressive cancers20 and in cells which are senescent16 i.e., show persistent DNA damage response,21 we first performed an unbiased microarray analysis of HeLa cells after 48 h of BrdU (100 μM) treatment.
We consider evidence from diverse literatures relating elevated power to approach and reduced power to inhibition.
As usual, we have considered evidence from DWP and the latest assessment of UC rollout by the Major Projects Authority.
The women and equality committee's inquiry is likely to consider evidence from Portugal and Belgium, where street harassment is illegal.
The Club's disciplinary panel considered evidence from Mercer, who was legally represented, Joss Naylor's trainer Jonjo O'Neill, and Mr David O'Reilly, legal counsel of Betfair.
Mr. Doshi and Mr. Jefferson's analyses did not consider evidence from a number of studies that showed benefits of oseltamivir.
