Sentence examples for evidence off from inspiring English sources

The runs, fenced-off parks within parks, are a way of manipulating, or cutting up, precious urban space, giving dogs and dog owners room to roam but keeping them and their evidence off the main areas.

They announced that they had asked sheriff's deputies to collect, after the first day of counting on Wednesday, what they called "evidence" off the floor of the war room.

Today Kelly's essence — his fresh, energetic way of moving, paired with his generous personality — is in evidence off the screen in any number of recent American ballet dancers, including Damian Woetzel, Ethan Stiefel and Robert Fairchild.

Madden, who has an apartment at the Dakota and two sons who went to Ivy League colleges, reads books, too, but has the good sense to keep any evidence off the air, going so far as to pretend during last year's Super Bowl broadcast that he didn't know how to use the word "inordinate".

When asked about what types of evidence informed his rejection of evolution, he said he did not know of any scientific evidence "off the top of my head, but I don't really know of any evidence for evolution either".

Robb ticked evidence off his list and things got weirder.

A walk through the current exhibition, "Bigger, Better, Beautifuller," offers oversize evidence of off-kilter paintings (and psyches).

Using this approach we were unable to detect any evidence of off-target effects in the genomes of three founder lines using any of the four gRNAs used in the analysis.

The trial showed that EGFRvIII CAR T cells were safe, without evidence of off-target toxicity or cytokine release syndrome, and were immunologically active.

None of the teams found much evidence of off-target effects—unintended and potentially harmful cuts in other parts of the genome.

A clinical trial reported using RNA-transferred CAR tocells treateat pancreatic cancer or mesothelioma patients showed feasibility and safety, without overt evidence of off-tumor/on-target toxicity against normal tissues (Beatty et al., 2014).