Sentence examples for differing evidence from inspiring English sources

Jury return charge of manslaughter Nurses differing evidence San Francisco, Wednesday The grand jury yesterday evening indicted Roscoe Arbuckle on a charge of manslaughter.

Based on differing evidence within the literature, we undertook the experiment with competing hypotheses with regard to the temporal relationship between sleep and performance.

We re-evaluated the evidence for 17 recommendations (evidence-based, differing evidence levels and minor inconsistencies) – the majority was congruent.

But there was much speculation yesterday that prosecutors in the two Virginia counties had differing evidence about which man killed Mr. Meyers and Ms. Franklin.

The literature is frequented with wide range of sources producing differing evidence for correlation between genotype and their corresponding molecular phenotype and/or clinical response.

Although one might assume that the way women and men interact with the unborn child may differ, evidence demonstrating gender differences in feelings of antenatal attachment is not consistent.

Business leaders beg to differ, evidenced by growing efforts at reshoring and a recommitment to the "Made in America" label.

Evidence given to the court differed from evidence given to the police.

Cross validation showed that the results from the mixed treatment analysis were consistent with direct evidence not differing significantly from indirect evidence for any of the paired comparisons where direct evidence was available.

Compendia differed in evidence cited, terminology, detail, presentation, and referencing.

Melatonin is a major regulator of circadian rhythm in humans, which differs from evidence for circadian rhythm that melatonin is not secreted in specific strains of mice [ 38].