Sentence examples for evidence constructed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Carter was freed from prison after a federal judge ruled in 1985 that prosecutors withheld evidence, constructed a questionable racial theory of the case and violated his constitutional rights.
The locals used to process their dead along this route – from the crofts on the east of Harris to the burial grounds of the west – and cairn clusters are still in evidence, constructed to keep the deceased safe while the living rested.
Networks of evidence constructed using clinically meaningful units may more helpfully inform clinical commissioning and decision-making processes than networks constructed using components and dismantling, described below.
Ms. Garis, a journalist best known for her profiles of literary subjects, deftly works through the evidence, constructing moving and memorable portraits of her family members, especially her doomed father, a sadly attractive figure, and her bewildered but courageous mother.
We are shown certain facts, then get to play detective, prosecutor, defense attorney, judge and jury: Gather evidence, construct cases, debate motives and render our own verdicts.
What distinguishes Baynote is the way it combines multiple sources of evidence, constructs a multidimensional model, and then allows that model to be put to various uses, an approach that points the way to a broader method for understanding many sources of evidence about consumer behavior in a coherent and useful way.
In this article, we characterize adversarial decision making as a choice between competing interpretations of evidence (models) constructed by interested parties.
Based on this preliminary evidence we constructed two new CRAds based on F512Pr.
Correlations with other measures of classroom quality provided initial evidence for construct validity.
Evidence for construct validity was provided by examining patterns of partial correlations for each subscale.
