Sentence examples for evidence line from inspiring English sources

The "no evidence" line is similar to that adopted by the Department of Health in relation to the possible transmission of Alzheimer's disease.

In the meantime, Bin Hammam continues to deny all the allegations levelled at Qatar's bid and Blatter sticks to his "show me the evidence" line of defence, while calling for "evolution, not revolution".

Even when it is impossible to provide confidence in each statement, whether because of lack of manpower or because of methodological limitations (e.g. in case of many electronic annotation methods), it is still very relevant to record whether one evidence line or several supported an assertion, whether they were of the same type or not, and whether they were contradictory or consistent.

Each edge represents the causal relationship between the controller and the target gene derived from an evidence line extracted from the literature (eg, transcriptional activation of x increases the expression of y, but decreases the expression of w), and each causal statement is coded in the biological expression language (BEL) (http://www.openbel.org) (for details, see Ref. 24).

Secondly, it ignores the compelling evidence – lined up by the Sutton Trust and in other studies – that A-level attainment is correlated with socioeconomic status and household income.

The dilemma for them is that all the evidence lines up to say there's no shortage.

Those Evidence lines often come to mind when it rains in Los Angeles.

Annotations are created on the basis of available evidence lines.

When evidence lines are contradictory, we can distinguish 'weak' contradictions (e.g. a single low-confidence evidence contradicting several high-confidence evidence lines), from 'strong' contradictions (e.g. several high-quality evidence lines, all contradictory).

Such a 'conflicting evidence lines' term also has two subclasses, e.g.: 'confidence statement from strongly conflicting evidence lines of same type' and 'confidence statement from weakly conflicting evidence lines of same type'.

When all evidence lines supporting an assertion are congruent, the assertion should be trusted with higher confidence than when some evidence lines are conflicting.