Sentence examples for evidence of reasonable from inspiring English sources
"And courts have been pretty good in the area of cracking down on what they call conjecture and speculation and asking for evidence of reasonable likely effects".
The SSQ has high reliability and there is evidence of reasonable face validity and content validity; as well as good construct validity.
Although we are limited to samples collected during one menstrual cycle, a prior reproducibility study provides evidence of reasonable stability across a three-year period (follicular estradiol: 0.38 to DHEAS: 0.86), except for luteal progesterone (ICC = 0.29) [ 20].
Then she says that Ronald Reagan "would not have dismissed the story of the dolphins" -- Elian's miraculous escorts to our shores -- "as Christian kitsch but seen it as possible evidence of the reasonable assumption that God's creatures had been commanded to protect one of God's children".
That there are now fissures between different factions of the GOP and the financial elites that back them is not evidence of a reasonable Republicanism under attack by a lunatic fringe.
Guidelines should be evidence-based, or in the absence of reasonable evidence at least consensus based, from a group of experts.
The evidence from a range of reasonable studies and a Cochrane review (Grade B evidence) indicated that calcium supplementation reduced the risk of pre-eclampsia by 31 67% and gestational hypertension by 30% in calcium-deficient individuals, and also had a concomitant benefit to maternal health.
In a case widely criticised for its dodgy investigation, the absence of a fair trial and most crucially, the lack of evidence beyond reasonable doubt, the supreme court of India, upholding sentences of lower courts, sentenced Afzal Guru to a double death sentence in 2005.
Among women with mild to moderate hypertension, anti-hypertensives are effective in reducing the risk of severe hypertensive episodes in pregnant women and the evidence from available studies is of reasonable quality (Grade B evidence).
Investigators need to compare the officers' accounts with witness statements, the forensic evidence and the standard of "reasonable and necessary" police action.
