Sentence examples for evidence to remove from inspiring English sources

He tampers with the evidence to remove any trace of blame, and then his world really begins to cave in.

However, an internal church investigation determined that there wasn't sufficient evidence to remove Keating from the ministry.

He advocates, first, the abolition of the legal standing of confessions as evidence, to remove the incentive for extraction of confession under torture by the police (Russell 1938 232).

This adds to the evidence to remove ZDV/3TC from the list of preferred components of first-line antiretroviral regimens.

There are two reasons for this: 1) The backward procedure we applied looked at whether there was sufficient evidence to remove the alternative hypothesis.

While research into the effects of exposure to BPA continues, we have an opportunity to act today on the basis of the available evidence to remove BPA from thermal paper, as we strive to protect the health and future intelligence of America's children.

The untreated coconut copra was evidenced to remove an average of 50%% of humic substances from peat swamp runoff, higher than other selected biomasses including banana trunk, coconut husk, empty fruit bunch, groundnut shell, rice husk, sago waste, saw dust and sugarcane bagasse with removal efficiency ranging between 11 and 40%%, based on the spectrophotometric approach.

But he also believes there is enough hard evidence now to remove the sense that, without the Portuguese, they are a lesser team.

There are further references from Durham to Boisil's book, such as a list of relics in the cathedral in 1389, and some modern scholars were attracted to the idea that they were the same, but Brown's palaeographical evidence seems to remove the possibility of Boisil's book being the St Cuthbert Gospel.

In 2007, Erdoğan's henchmen initiated a series of show trials, known collectively as Sledgehammer, in which fabricated evidence was used to remove the top tier of the Turkish officer corps.

"While this announcement is a significant step toward better facilitating and expanding clinical investigations into cannabis' therapeutic efficacy," he said, "ample scientific evidence already exists to remove cannabis from its Schedule I classification and to acknowledge its relative safety compared to other scheduled substances, like opioids, and unscheduled substances, such as alcohol".