Sentence examples for evidence outlines from inspiring English sources

Our evidence outlines a 'sprawl model' shaping fringe landscapes characterized by discontinuous urban settlements mixed with fragmented – but possibly well protected – forest patches.

Convincing scientific evidence outlines the important role of psychosocial factors on the pathogenesis of coronary artery disease [ 1].

The connection between cell fate and the wiring of miRNAs in coupled transcription/post-transcriptional networks is appealing, and the multiple evidence outlines here serve to support it.

It formed a key part of prosecution evidence outlined this morning as a sentencing hearing began.

DCI Paul Fotheringham from Kent Police then detailed the evidence outlining the final moments of Peaches Geldof's life.

I was diagnosed at Bristol's NHS ME service, and had further medical evidence outlining biological reasons for my symptoms thanks to private blood tests unavailable on the NHS.

[Page B5.] According to American officials, the Central Intelligence Agency reviewed the evidence outlined in the document, which was the product of American and foreign intelligence-gathering operations.

Those who had in recent days called on Blatter to stand down in light of the damning evidence outlined by the US attorney general Loretta Lynch and warnings from investigators that further indictments would follow were jubilant.

It also expresses serious concerns about evidence (outlined in 18 documents accompanying the report) that Iran is working on programs with clear military applications: developing high-voltage detonators, underground testing and redesigning the Shahab-3 missile, possibly to accommodate a nuclear warhead.

Sir Brian Leveson, the judge presiding over a public inquiry into the allegations that the tabloid illegally gained access to the voice mail messages of about 5,800 people, released a seemingly technical document, titled "Approach to Evidence," outlining how the inquiry would seek evidence in the midst of three ongoing police investigations.

"The evidence outlined in the report, contributed by some of the UK's leading experts in the field, should leave nobody in any doubt about the present unacceptable levels of premature death and the overall poor standards of care being afforded to liver patients," said Professor Williams.