Sentence examples for evidence assisted from inspiring English sources

Officers also provided expertise in forensic evidence, assisted Kenyan prosecutors as they prepared for the trial and provided family liaison support to the family.

This paper will outline the details of two such cases, and indicate how fractographic and other scanning electron microscopy evidence assisted in obtaining out-of-court settlements, on terms favourable to the client, in both cases.

Specifically, evidence assists policymakers and stakeholders in identifying priorities, providing a broad choice of policy options to address priorities, informing policy formulation and implementation, and setting the stage for evaluating the outcomes of policies [ 1, 2].

The Oregon Hospice Association was initially opposed to assisted dying, but later acknowledged "there is no evidence that assisted dying has undermined Oregon's end of life care or harmed the interests of vulnerable people".

One such group was the 'professional consultants' whose role it is to synthesize the evidence and assist in application of the evidence into practice.

These reagents and tests are also designed for pattern enhancement (reconstruction possibilities), screening evidence at the crime scene, and giving detectives immediate information about possible evidence to assist with an investigation.

Indeed, West et al released a 2002 evidence report sponsored by the AHRQ comparing and contrasting various systems to rate the strength and quality of research evidence to assist in these activities [ 4].

There is some evidence that assist pumps may actually help a dying heart to heal.

"Asada has handed over a comprehensive brief of evidence to assist Wada in its preparation for the CAS hearing," McDevitt said.

During his first morning of evidence, counsel assisting the commission Gail Furness focused on Pell's early career in the priesthood, particularly during his time as an assistant parish priest in Swan Hill, and a parish priest in Ballarat, in regional Victoria.

The findings of applied economic evaluations are often combined with other forms of evidence to assist clinical and wider resource decisions.