Sentence examples for evidence applied from inspiring English sources

Hoover's extreme sense of the Communist threat and the politically conservative standards of evidence applied by his bureau resulted in thousands of government workers losing their jobs.

Were fixed criteria for evidence applied to all creatures, great and small, in the world's zoos, the conclusion would doubtless be reached that we have no basis to feed any of them anything-since all of the relevant insights are almost entirely observational; I have it on good authority that the koalas have ever been randomly assigned to wildebeest steaks, nor the lions to eucalyptus leaves.

This evidence applied to colon, breast (postmenopausal), endometrial, kidney (renal cell) and oesophageal cancers.

A secondary objective was to determine the amount of evidence, applied to pediatrics, that is derived from adult studies.

In doing so, the users of that evidence must recognize the varying degrees of rigour and quality of evidence applied.

Collaborations between HIA practitioners and specialist reviewers to develop syntheses of best available evidence applied specifically to HIA could promote the use of evidence in practice.

The scientific adage that has become a cliche – "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" – applies particularly to the claim of the discovery of extraterrestrial life.

"We will now carefully consider the two findings made about the period of time for which evidence applies and concerns about victims of financial abuse.

According to these studies, this evidence applies to all PM, including all crustal particles.

"Unfortunately given that all the deaths arose from a single chain of events and so much of the evidence applies to all the cases, he does not think that is possible".

However, that evidence applies only to the stabilized (postoperative) patient who is no longer bleeding massively.