Sentence examples for evidence representative from inspiring English sources

In contrast, key questions in assessing the quality of local evidence include the following (adapted from [ 11]. Also see Table 9 for a summary of questions that can be used to guide assessments of the quality of local evidence): Is the evidence representative?

The commission has in recent days contacted most of the complainants asking for permission to share non-confidential versions of their evidence, representatives of the firms said.

"I am sure the basic data collected could be misused, but that is true of almost any piece of evidence," said Representative Robert E. Andrews, a congressman from South Jersey who has played an important role in securing federal money for New Jersey's DNA program.

If the leaked evidence is representative of what the grand jury has heard, then Mr Wilson probably won't be indicted.

A special ethics investigative subcommittee — appointed after The New York Times wrote last year about Ms. Berkley's actions — concluded that there "was no evidence that Representative Berkley acted with the intent to unduly enrich herself," but it recommended that the findings serve as a notice of "reproval".

We find suggestive evidence that representative freeways in many large urban areas provide too high a free-flow speed relative to capacity, thus making the case for reexamination of typical design practice.

Although the potential of RD1 antigens for establishing disease prognosis has been proposed [11] and some studies have begun to address it [12] [16], there is still a lack of evidence from representative, population based studies.

The PCR results provide good evidence for representative lysis of organisms with all other extraction methods.

The records disclosed in the countersuit feature evidence that representatives for the plaintiffs discussed trading on personal connections with Mr. Cuomo to get him involved.

There is evidence that representatives of terrorist groups affiliated with the terror network have trained operatives in the United States to raise money by running credit card scams and food stamp fraud.

The Leveson inquiry took evidence from representatives of women's groups and the report acknowledges that sexist objectification of women extends beyond Page 3-type photos, influencing the way that other women are portrayed.