Sentence examples for evidence matching from inspiring English sources

As for the fact that DNA evidence matching other people was found on a knife and rope and in other places in the house, prosecutors have argued that that was "inconclusive and speculative" evidence.

He said Mr Sinclair's claim that he had consensual sex with the girls in his caravanette in Holyrood Park in Edinburgh, and then drove to East Lothian where he left the girls alive and unharmed, did not tally with the DNA evidence matching Mr Sinclair that he saw on Ms Scott's coat.

Specific LBP is based on radiological evidence matching the clinical presentation.

He said the method, device and evidence matched the bombings in Weston.

"All of the forensic evidence matches what the father told the police, and, therefore, no charges are appropriate".

Anecdotal evidence matches up; one friend of mine notes that her husband's mother serves her fewer roast potatoes than everyone else.

Instead, during routine searches for exact matches in the databases, detectives and prosecutors are notified each time a piece of evidence matches most but not all of a database profile, suggesting a possible relationship.

As with Ortiz, anecdotal evidence matches the clock: Pena always steps out, Jeter was famous for his fastidious timeouts and repeated adjustments outside the box, and Manny's entire career was an act of sublime wandering, played at his own peculiar pace.

Empirical evidence matches theoretical expectations and supports the design method's consistency.

Prosecutors say DNA evidence matched Rembert to the rape and strangulation deaths of Rena Mae Payne in May 1997 and Kimberly Hall this June.

At an appeal hearing years later, Hanratty's conviction was upheld after DNA evidence matched.