Sentence examples for evidence makes it from inspiring English sources

However, contradictory data and lack of firm evidence makes it difficult to firmly establish its actual significance in this process (see López-Otín et al. for a recent review).

He said that new evidence "makes it clear that these families have suffered a double injustice".

However, experts claim the substitution in Wright's evidence makes it completely worthless.

The latest evidence makes it look increasingly likely that genes play little or no part.

Internal evidence makes it obvious that this is a vintage specimen.

All evidence makes it doubtful that any scheme that resolves the problems posed in the previous section exists.

Critics say the secret evidence makes it impossible for administrative detainees or their lawyers to mount a proper defense.

The real-world evidence makes it surprising that it has taken economists so long to catch on.

Abandonment of stationarity assumptions for the CRB is not necessarily supported by the evidence, making it premature to discard its historical record as an instrument by which to assess sustainability of water resource systems.

At least at the outset, Bonds's prosecution seems likely to rely to a greater degree on circumstantial evidence, making it harder for the government than in its recent prosecutions of Martha Stewart and I. Lewis Libby.

By suing, Huawei hopes it can force the U.S. to disclose it has no evidence — making it easier, at a minimum, for other countries to buy its 5G equipment.