Sentence examples for evidence differ from from inspiring English sources

On the second rule, Alito argued that this rule does not violate the international standard incorporated into Common Article 3, because "rules of evidence differ from country to country" and "much of the world does not follow aspects of our evidence rules, such as the general prohibition against the admission of hearsay".

Arguments from evidence differ from explanations in that they stem from uncertainty about possible competing explanations of a phenomenon (Osborne and Patterson, 2011).

In fact, in the aftermath of Tailwind, the No Gun Ri team sent a memo to their superiors explaining how their evidence differed from the material supporting the Tailwind report, according to two team members.

In addition, the quality of local evidence may differ from that of other forms of evidence used in decision making.

So my anecdotal evidence differs from Mr. Bernstein's.

Therefore, the EAC considered the population used in the evidence to differ from the population defined in the scope in ways that might have a bearing on effectiveness.

Working with indigenous communities, we quickly learned that an Indigenous "cosmovision" or worldview of what constitutes adequate evidence differs considerably from a Western traditional epidemiological approach that places highest value on quantitative evidence of illness-related indicators.

Interestingly, the pattern of cost effectiveness of interventions where evaluations were based on limited non-RCT evidence did not differ from those based on stronger RCT evidence.

Scoping reviews can also incorporate a range of evidence types, but differ from a systematic review in that the evidence is summarised to provide an overview, or map, of the available evidence, rather than a set of synthesised findings (Arksey and O'Malley 2005).

There is empirical evidence that hybrids differ from purebreds in parasite infection rates by being more or intermediately susceptible [ 68- 71], or by being more resistant [ 72, 73] to a particular parasite species.

Re_f, the ratio of e(β f)/ e(β f nc, showed no evidence of differing from 1 (Re_f = 1.06; 95% CI = 0.63 1.53, Table 3, Figure 2G), implying little effect of genetic covariances between female traits on evolvability.