Sentence examples for evidence picked up from inspiring English sources

In 1928 the United States Supreme Court sustained the conviction of a bootlegger on evidence picked up by wire-tappers two miles from the defendant's home.

Moreover, the PBS analyses of combined molecular and total evidence pick up conflict between the signals for 16S rRNA and cytochrome c oxidase subunit I for several nodes.

"The defence managed to show incompetence on the part of the police - that the lead investigator entered the crime scene without his feet covered; that not all the evidence was picked up," he said.

Errors were divided in the following four categories: evidence keywords not picked up by the algorithm, evidence keyword picked up by the algorithm but removed from the patient entry by the negation/speculation filter, different spelling variations of the evidence keywords in the learned model and in the evidence entry, and patient wrongly labeled as a positive case by the annotator.

As though he were collecting evidence, Mr. Malsom picked up a water glass, a matchbook, lunch wrappers and bet receipts.

"Against the background of the steep slump in the property market and anecdotal evidence we have picked up, it may be that government officials are being a bit optimistic in their assessment of the level impaired assets.

Although Beets' suggestion of kinship was conjectural and without any direct evidence, it was picked up by Geoffrey Callender in the Mariner's Mirror in 1963 and has been relayed by several other authors.

At last the monitors in the delta picked up evidence of subterranean shifts.

Human Rights Watch has said it has credible evidence that he was picked up by the InterServices Intelligence (ISI) agency.

The surveillance also picked up evidence of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB) in Togo and Ghana.

If the government picked up evidence of a crime, particularly a terrorist crime, in a foreign-intelligence tap, how could that information be withheld from prosecutors?