Sentence examples for evidence reflect from inspiring English sources

All these shreds of evidence reflect the interwoven networks of navigation and memory [10].

These hypotheses, unsupported by sufficient scientific evidence reflect explicitly the importance of the pineal gland in investigations of related mechanisms of the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields and/or electromagnetic radiation published in journals, textbooks, and even on the Internet.

The confusion over the evidence reflects the confusion and mystery at the heart of suicide itself.

And their detail-oriented, collaborative journey through the evidence reflected that.

"We postulate," Dr. Hulot and his co-authors wrote, that the new evidence reflects how "the geodynamo operates before reversing".

Ronnie Ross's record, introduced into evidence, reflected that before he moved to Grand Manan he was convicted of crimes like extortion and assault.

The contrast between Mr. Acebes's remarks and the view of those closer to the evidence reflects a rift between officials and investigators exposed after the train bombings.

* This office determined that the evidence, including evidence reflected in the billing records of the Rose Law Firm, was insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that her statements to R.T.C. regarding these matters were knowingly false.

With planes from China and Japan also expected to join the hunt, the sudden concentration of resources on the basis of such inconclusive evidence reflects growing desperation after 14 days of piecemeal progress.

It was not, but the JCHR was right to recognise that Clarke's oral evidence reflected a change of position - and one it now seeks to hold the government to.

The state of the evidence reflects in part the long time it took before researchers even realized that Alzheimer's was a disease, said Dr. Richard J. Hodes, director of the National Institute on Aging.