Sentence examples for evidence correctly from inspiring English sources

In both instances, a jury is asked to weigh the chances that the evidence correctly points to guilt against the possibility of inaccuracy or ambiguous inference.

Table 2 Performance metrics [83] Metric Equation Accuracy is the percentage of instances (evidence) correctly classified.

In either case, only those with properly disposed hearts can read the evidence correctly.

The use of a DMC comparison microscope (used for analyzing firearm barrels and bullets) in bite mark analysis has already been reported as an excellent tool to enhance the ability of the forensic odontologists to present evidence correctly (Rivera-Mendoza et al. 2017; Bernitz and Kloppers 2002).

The American Academy of Microbiology's report, presented here 16 February at the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (ScienceNOW's publisher), outlines ways to detect outbreaks rapidly, handle evidence correctly, and use it to track down and prosecute the perpetrators.

But Smith says she's glad she spent a few years working in the field, because "it really gives you an inside look as to what law enforcement is all about" and teaches you how important it is to collect evidence correctly.

The three algorithms had excellent performance, as the worst result classified 93.71% of evidences correctly and there is no significant (greater than 1%) difference between the average results, as shown in Table 5.

Meanwhile there's no counterbalancing evidence that correctly applied apostrophes keep comma numbers down, or that the grocer's ones encourage pesky hyphens.

These often revolve around the use of fractographic evidence in correctly identifying a likely sequence of events in a failure, and in proving, beyond reasonable doubt, a particular scenario to be the most feasible.

Even more strongly, the skeptic could maintain that only the Pattern 3 type evidence path correctly depicts the evidential relationship between those propositions.

In 1931 he co-wrote a paper on the "Relativistic Theory of the Photoelectric Effect" with his student Harvey Hall, in which, based on empirical evidence, he correctly disputed Dirac's assertion that two of the energy levels of the hydrogen atom have the same energy.