Sentence examples for evidence captured from inspiring English sources

The evidence captured on film, including Private England smiling and giving a thumbs-up next to naked prisoners, left her defense team to poke relatively small holes in the investigators' case, arguing, for instance, that while she did hold a leash attached to the neck of a detainee nicknamed Gus, she did not drag him, as the investigators said.

In East Malaysia, a Chief Minister was forced to resign in the face of incriminating evidence captured on video.

The aggregated information comprised all the supporting evidence captured by the source databases using the PSI-MI controlled vocabulary (14).

The chief executive from the PCT put it like this: 'What we wanted to see was the evidence, captured elsewhere, of how changing the way that care is delivered can result in some really beneficial changes to patients' health, on the one hand, but also change the way that patients used healthcare facilities.

Value-based pricing is conceptually appealing, but complex and possibly not even feasible in practice due to the substantial evidence capture infrastructure required.

Such improvements allow for a term to be used in any annotation system, including one not concerned with GO evidence capture, while offering salient information to a user who is doing GO evidence capture.

At the time of writing, there were ∼570 terms in ECO, and many organizations are now using ECO in their evidence capture systems (Table 1).

Additionally, as of April 2011, 15 more pairs can be added to the list of 204 fission yeast interactions, with two different lines of evidence (capture and Y2H), which was used for our testing in 2010.

In addition, an effective evidence capture system can be used as a mechanism for filtering search results, for establishing computable rules about what data types should be associated with what types of evidence and to flag particular chains of inference that might require further review (e.g. those based purely on computational methods with no experimental verification).

Even the popularity of the CSI television series – which depicts "evidence-based" police work par excellence – demonstrates how the stability, fairness, and truth of "the evidence" have captured our imagination.

The night's events and the table of evidence were captured on film, which was about to get its premiere.