Sentence examples for evidence accumulated from from inspiring English sources

The weight of the evidence, accumulated from statements and documents previously hidden from the public, must then be challenged under cross examination.

Sifting through evidence accumulated from several attacks in Pakistan in recent weeks, intelligence and police officials there have not come up with any direct links to Al Qaeda, according to officials.

Yet headquarters actively discouraged further investigation last summer as evidence accumulated from F.B.I. offices in Arizona and Minnesota that foreigners with virulent anti-American views -- and perhaps even links to Osama bin Laden -- were seeking instruction in how to fly jumbo jets.

Instead of segmenting images via conventional techniques, inspired by the idea of the ensemble clustering technique that combines a set of weak clusterers to obtain a strong clusterer, we propose to achieve a consensus segmentation by fusing evidence accumulated from multiple weak segmentations (or over-segmentations).

Evidence accumulated from etching (and as shown in a subsequent paper, describing microindentation studies) strongly suggests that the observed etch pits are associated with emergence of dislocations.

A recent Cochrane review [5] in critically ill patients (patients with trauma, burns, or after surgery) reported no evidence accumulated from RCTs that resuscitation with colloids reduced the risk of death compared with resuscitation with crystalloids.

There is evidence accumulating from these trials of a possible benefit of screening in women under the age of 50 years.

Figure 1 and Table 1 show that as evidence accumulates from meta-analyses of controlled experiments, the thus improved behaviour change theory can then be applied in applied interventions that can be meta-analysed to assess external validity.

The evidence accumulating from these observations suggests that genes expressed in the roots that are related to signal perception or transduction, transcription regulation, or stress responses have all been exposed, to some extent, to the adaptive selection that occurred during the diversification of wheat and rice.

A normative view of Swahili town development spanning the eighth to 15th centuries (e.g., Kusimba 1999; LaViolette 2008; Nurse and Spear 1985), based on research at well-known sites such as Kilwa and Manda, is being challenged as evidence accumulates from a growing variety of other settlements.

The rationale for using DHA supplementation is based mainly on evidence accumulating from basic, animal and human studies, indicating that the DHA molecule has unique structural properties which appear to provide optimal conditions for a wide range of cell membrane functions.