Sentence examples for discussions of evidence from inspiring English sources

Senator Hutchinson said in an interview this week that the brothers avoided discussions of evidence and that he was no less fit than any of the other jurors to hear and evaluate it.

Debates around ethical and epistemological values should sit alongside the regular discussions of evidence, as part of ongoing processes for planning the future of breast screening.

Discussions of evidence-informed policy and practice can generate debates regarding what constitutes 'evidence' [ 1].

This quest for evidence by the British government exemplified a new trend in modern policy-making and, since the early 1990s, the success of evidence-based medicine has generated calls for, and discussions of, evidence-based policy-making [ 3- 11].

A New York Times review of hundreds of pages of approval process documents found no discussion of evidence supporting implantation effects.

Discussion of evidence that the Aug. 2nd North Vietnamese islands of Hon Me & Hon Ngu, and by the neglect of the U.S. to notify their destroyers in the area of the South Vietnamese raids.

See [19] for a full discussion of codicological and palaeographic elements contributing to this later dating of the entire manuscript, as well as discussion of evidence supporting the hypothesis that the larger compilation of works among which this treatise is found is a collection of works intended for use in medieval Portuguese Hebrew Illuminated manuscript production.

A number of geologic maps have been made of the area, but there was little agreement on location and nature of contacts, and no discussion of evidence for faults (von Braun  and Hahn 1981; Chaturongkawanich et al. 1980; Imsamut and Krawchan 2005).

One important element that becomes clear in his discussion of evidence for the third law — and also in Corollary 2 — is that Newton's impressed force is the same as static force that had been employed in the theory of equilibrium of devices like the level and balance for some time.

Politically motivated panels make decisions based upon criteria that have no business in any ethical or objective discussion of evidence.

The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because of a court order barring discussion of evidence in the case until Knight has exhausted his appellate process.