Sentence examples for evidence constituted from inspiring English sources

A judge ruled the resulting evidence constituted "a reasonable basis to suspect the perpetration of fraud", according to the Verge.

However, such evidence constituted nothing more than a bunch of anomalies opposing the view of living beings based on Scriptures, until Charles Darwin (and A.R. Wallace) did provide the logic behind that, i.e., the mechanism of natural selection.

Skinner appealed, claiming that admitting the lyrics as evidence constituted a mistrial.

Justice Chan held that the "insufficient inquiry" by the Director-General, which satisfied the ground of lack of evidence, constituted a "[failure] to take into account relevant considerations".

Although Garnet told Vaux that the Council's evidence constituted nothing but "presumptions", insufficient for a state trial, early in March he confessed, possibly as a result of torture.

Therefore, this study provides indirect evidence (constituted by our offline TMS over MFG results) for the functional relevance of remote neural effects of TMS (the decrease of MFG activation found by Sack et al. [21] during TMS over PPC).

This evidence constitutes gold standard academic research: the kind that clinicians take seriously.

Science, after all, is about questioning authority and about deciding what kind of evidence constitutes proof.

Reaching a global consensus on how observations and evidence constitute knowledge is futile.

This evidence constitutes a proof-of-concept that clinical exposure to SAHA might disrupt latent infection42,43.

Mr Sherborne said: "This evidence constitutes an enormous and important problem for the defendant.