Sentence examples for evidence traces of from inspiring English sources

But believers in the shroud's authenticity point to countervailing evidence: traces of pollen from plants found only in the east Mediterranean, for example.

There is plenty of anecdotal evidence indicating traces of cocaine found on bank notes and in water supplies.

She was convicted of murder on this confession and forensic evidence on traces of explosives on her hand.

On the one hand, there is no evidence the traces of the chemicals found so far are harmful to human beings.

Mr Jones can pick holes in the prosecution's testimony, ask awkward questions about the defendants' links to other people who were never indicted, and cast doubt on laboratory evidence showing traces of explosive on Mr McVeigh's clothes.

Shroud skeptics call on a shopping list of evidence, including traces of paint pigments and carbon-14 dating tests carried out in 1988 that led three independent laboratories to date the cloth between 1260 and 1390, to cast doubt on its sacred origins.

A controversial new study presents potential evidence that traces of life arose more than 4 billion years ago.

Comparison of traces known to be reliable from corroborating evidence with traces of unknown reliability allowed definition of criteria by which traces were selected to increase reliability.

A fragment every ten to 20 kb, in the 948 kb region above marker VMC2A3 was re-sequenced in a highly diverse set of cultivated V. vinifera genotypes [additional file 1], in order to evidence possible traces of selection in the cultivated pool of grapevines.

The best analyses of the evidence trace the Burgundian and the Swabian Welfs to two nephews of Judith and Emma, namely Conrad (d. c. 876) and the so-numbered Welf I (d. before 876).

Early occupation by Homo sapiens of the Red Sea coast of Eritrea, and evidences of traces of earlier urban settlements in much of Eritrea are some of the archaeological and paleontological evidences that suggest a major contribution of this area to prehistory and migration including the exodus of anatomically modern humans to Eurasia.