Sentence examples for evidence prompt from inspiring English sources

Routine diagnosis and management of iron deficiency in patients with symptomatic heart failure regardless of anaemia status is advisable, and, based on current evidence, prompt intervention using i.v. iron therapy should now be considered.

That his evidence prompted several critical remarks.

It has been almost three since exonerations based on DNA evidence prompted Gov. George Ryan to halt executions.

New evidence prompted leading black American campaigners to write to senior Barclays officials last week demanding meetings over the issue.

The evidence prompted Tesco, Sainsbury's and Marks & Spencer to launch emergency investigations into their chicken sources over the last week.

Dr Bao's evidence prompted fiery exchanges with defence attorney Don West, over his recollection of the autopsy and his reading from private notes not admitted into evidence.

"You can't have open season on searches," said Judge Sprizzo, who refused to allow the gun as evidence, prompting prosecutors to drop the case last May.

The prosecution declined to offer any evidence, prompting speculation that the government was desperate to avoid being forced to reveal, in the course of a trial, details of its own legal advice on the war.

The MP's remarks, on the day Rupert and James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks gave evidence, prompted a complaint from Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey, who quoted the relevant passage in Morgan's book in a letter to the committee.

Military officials say privately that they worry the hearings will draw further attention to the case, with photos and other evidence prompting anger among the Afghan civilians whose support is critical to the fight against the Taliban.

This evidence prompted some paleoanthropologists to describe ER 1470 as one of the most ancient undoubted representatives of the genus Homo because some other features of the braincase are also Homo-like.