Sentence examples for evidence from which from inspiring English sources

"This atlas will give us indisputable evidence from which to work.

The government ordered an inquiry into Kelly's death, the evidence from which was hit with a 70-year classification order by Lord Hutton.

"However, there is no evidence from which this panel may determine that a finding of 'no fault' under the current WADA standard was made or could be inferred".

Chafets offers no judgment as to which set of these "serious people" have it right, and he gives us no evidence from which readers might decide for themselves.

Furthermore, there is evidence from which a jury would reasonably conclude that Union Pacific attempted to conceal 'slow orders' issued for this portion of track".

The report said: The Hall investigation received a body of evidence from which a "powerful inference" may be drawn that there was a "high degree of awareness" that Hall was using his dressing room for sexual activity.

The tendency of all three players to turn every fleeting emotion into a text or an e-mail created a mountain of evidence from which selective narratives could be constructed.

If unconsidered, the path players take through a game can also decrease the amount of evidence available from which to make inferences (DiCerbo et al. 2016).

More data from controlled studies with longer (>1 year) follow-up and measurement of behavioral outcomes will provide a more robust evidence base from which to judge the effectiveness of new digital media in changing adolescent sexual behavior.

HW 2025 provides the evidence base from which student and training intakes can be aligned with projected health workforce requirements.

Further work is needed to develop this evidence base from which to evaluate the potential for benefit in this group.