"evidence opposing" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to evidence that does not support a specific argument, hypothesis, or conclusion. For example: "The research team was surprised to find evidence opposing their hypothesis that increasing the amount of fertilizer would result in bigger yields."
Williams called detective sergeant Eugene Stek to give evidence opposing the bail saying the flight risk was too great.
Rather than requiring that a claim be backed by "significant scientific evidence," the F.D.A. will now allow qualified claims in which the science is still uncertain but the evidence supporting a claim outweighs the evidence opposing it.
Further evidence opposing a hematopoietic stem cell source of oocytes came from a study using "a molecular clock" approach to estimate the number of mitotic divisions a cell had undergone since arising from the zygote (49).
Most studies however focused on uptake of research evidence, as opposed to evidence more widely.
Much of the research in this area is theoretically naive, focusing primarily on the uptake of research evidence as opposed to evidence defined more broadly, and privileging academics' research priorities over those of policymakers.
In our everyday reasoning, we do little to get real evidence when we take positions or make decisions, and do even less to get evidence for opposing positions, if we bother to even think of them at all.
Local evidence as opposed to international evidence; operational research and evidence from surveys were cited most.> Respondents ranked the degree of consistency between policy decisions and available evidence as weak at all stages of policy development (Table 6).
But unlike Bo and Zhou, Ling had no clear evidence of opposing Xi, and the Youth League faction to which Ling belonged has not been politically targeted at the high level, Tsang said.
At a closer look at individual RCT, the odds ratios varied widely between studies with evidence of opposing directions of the risk [ 11, 16, 17].
Moreover, we detected evidence of opposing interaction effects between QTL on LG4 and LG10 with strong dominance-additive (d:a) and additive-dominance (a:d) effects as opposed to additive or dominance effects on both loci.
By contrast, there was evidence of opposing influences of the AIC and PLC on the reinstatement of cocaine seeking after abstinence; rats with AIC lesions showed an enhanced propensity to relapse, whereas those with PLC lesions showed a reduced propensity to relapse.
