Sentence examples for evidence acknowledged from inspiring English sources

For example, a scientist, faced with evidence supporting a theory, evidence acknowledged not to be completely decisive, may choose to accept the theory or not to accept it.

Subianto spokesman Tantowi Yahya, while complaining that the court did not assess all the plaintiff's evidence, acknowledged that the court ruling means Widodo will be the next president.

Endy: Unclear from report if your workshop's set of evidence acknowledged specific technical advances over past decade.

Contrast the old standards with some of the nine elements of the social-studies standards for grades 11 and 12 articulated in the Common Core:Evaluate various explanations for actions or events and determine which explanation best accords with textual evidence, acknowledging where the text leaves matters uncertain.

Despite the evidence, General Kimmitt acknowledged there will still "inconsistencies" between military reports and those coming from people in the area.

In a videotaped statement from Paragallo, taken by the New York State Police shortly after the raid on his farm in April 2009 and offered as evidence, Paragallo acknowledged he had mismanaged the farm.

The evidence, they acknowledged, was too weak to get excited about yet, but could be improved by the Planck satellite, now scanning the sky and expected to report its results in 2012.

According to Ellen Ryan, when confronted with this evidence, Green acknowledged having set the fire that destroyed her home, but denied any clear memory of the event.

Those who were practising a form of CAM (notably homeopathy) also expressed uncertainty about the levels of 'scientific evidence' and acknowledged how they grappled with the need for scientific explanation of how a treatment or therapy works, particularly early in their practice of CAM.

Yet none of the weighty counter-evidence was acknowledged when Mr. Rosenthal's book was reissued in digital form by Melville — raising questions of what, if any, obligation a publisher has to account for updated versions of events featured in nonfiction titles.

"The government's decision is based on the best available evidence and acknowledges that the risks involved outweigh any potential benefits to Victoria".