Whenever a hypothesis H logically entails evidence E, E confirms H.
The first backing to support Assumption 3 entails evidence demonstrating that the test is measuring a unidimensional latent construct.
"That would mean Britain would have to give this guarantee in the abstract, without knowing precisely what re-extradition might entail, what evidence might be available and what the precise charges would be," he said.
This entails gathering evidence from multiple sources to show that the interpretation of image, examination or assessment is sound and sensible [1, 2].
In either case, the models allow for logical learning, so that learning that a theory entails old evidence can raise one's confidence in the theory.
Judicial engagement entails impartial, evidence-based judicial inquiry into the lawfulness of the government's true ends and means, without deference to the government officials' beliefs about the law or unsupported factual assertions.
17, 18, 24– 26 Identifying important barriers to change may entail reviewing the evidence base and conducting qualitative and quantitative explorative studies involving representatives of the target group.
Our findings that online information can be used not only as 'substitute' but also, and perhaps mainly, as 'complementary' to several dimensions of the doctor patient relationship do not seem to entail any particular evidence suggesting that online ratings may put in danger the doctor patient relationship, an important aspect which has been raised in the literature.
By (2), knowledge security implies knowledge: evidence that entails p also entails anything that p entails, so if S has evidence that entails p, and believes q upon seeing it is entailed by p, then S's evidence entails q.
Mr. Panetta did not elaborate on what the forensic evidence entailed.
