Sentence examples for evidence causes from inspiring English sources

As described above, this function is currently important for targeted sequencing-based tests that identify VUSs that may be later reclassified and other situations where new evidence causes a laboratory to change a previous classification of a variant.

This and other circumstantial evidence causes us to propose a two-stage mechanism in which homologous recombination excises and inserts C-terminal tips attached to core fragments, via a proposed circular intermediate.

Bias was quantified using an accumulation-to-bound model where a shift in the starting point of the accumulation of sensory evidence causes faster and more choices for an alternative that is more likely or more valuable.

That new evidence caused him to ask the judge to dismiss the most serious charge against Mr. Hogan.

The man, Gary Dodds, was convicted of falsifying evidence, causing a false public alarm and leaving the scene of the April 2006 crash.

During the impeachment of Joseph Estrada, Mrs Arroyo's predecessor, his allies succeeded in suppressing critical evidence, causing the trial to collapse in rancour.

He described the political support from the coalition for the Verde deal as "lovely" – although his evidence caused confusion as the committee had been told by a number of earlier witnesses that politicians had not been involved.

He's right: in January, the Brooklyn DA announced an investigation into six detectives in the 67th who couldn't produce informants who had supposedly led them to guns or other evidence, causing dismissals.

The desire of some ministers for more evidence caused tension, but in the end there was at least public backing from the allies for the administration's antiterror campaign.

Curiously, the campaign never provided evidence, causing even the likes of Fox News celebutante Sarah Palin and former GOP candidate Newt Gingrich to question Romney's veracity.

Despite of much effort to study motivations to become a teacher across countries, there is a lack of comparative evidences, caused by the variety of instruments, which differ substantially between the different studies.