Sentence examples for evidence adequate from inspiring English sources

Asked whether any internal action was being taken against Mahmood and whether Witherow considered his evidence adequate, she said the company had no comment.

But they have not presented evidence adequate to convince a pro-Russian side that has conspiracy theories of its own.

In our view, however, the proper solution to the problem lies not in making an utterly irrelevant factor an element of the prima facie case, but rather in recognizing that the prima facie case requires "evidence adequate to create an inference that an employment decision was based on a[n] [illegal] discriminatory criterion..

But this is still, it may be argued, insufficient to secure entitlement to theistic faith assuming that entitlement requires that one has evidence adequate to establish one's knowledge, or even just one's justified belief, that God exists.

In a related vein, David Velleman [1989] describes knowledge of one's present and incipient actions as 'spontaneous' (knowledge that the agent has achieved without deriving it from evidence adequate to warrant it), and as 'self-fulfilling' (expectations of acting that tend to produce actions of the kind expected).

The CRQ subscales evidenced adequate internal consistency and were differentially related to observational measures of co-rumination and to self-report measures of depression, worry, rumination, and attachment, suggesting the importance of examining specific facets of co-rumination.

Moreover, elongation of the PPEES 2 composite significantly amplified with respect to apatite formation in vitro evidences adequate mechanical property of the composite when implanted in vivo.

These domains evidenced adequate levels of internal consistency.

This empirically derived model evidenced adequate model fit with the data χ (8) = 6.074, P = 0.639 (RMSEA = 0.0, SRMR = 0.022).

This measure has evidenced adequate psychometric properties, including internal consistency coefficients ranging from 0.76 to 0.90 [ 23].

Three studies provided evidence of adequate random sequence generation [ 14, 16, 17] and only two studies reported adequate concealment [ 14, 15].