Sentence examples for evidence we were unable from inspiring English sources

"We received a report from the Metropolitan Police that a woman had been assaulted on 7 June at a private address," a Thames Valley Police spokesman said: "An investigation was carried out and in the absence of necessary evidence we were unable to proceed further".

In our review of the evidence we were unable to locate an established and agreed way of assessing carers' perception of a good death and the experiences of the dying process.

"In the absence of this information and any ministerial evidence, we are unable to form a view of how robust the equalities analysis was or how far the Treasury and the government complied with the public sector equality duty in relation to the 2015 spending review," the report said.

With the current evidence we are unable to discriminate between the previous possibilities and we do not use the term evolveable although the hypothesis remains very much in play.

Recent modifications in the design of high flexion TKA prostheses are based on evidence in the literature, but we were unable to detect meaningful improvements in short-term clinical and radiographic outcomes after TKA.

Although our comprehensive, HapMap-based analysis of the variation in this region provided no evidence for such a marker, we were unable to develop assays for tagging SNPS covering 13.6% of the variation.

That said, it would be unwise to use these data to conclude that the amplitude effect that we observed in the pro-cue trials does not index some TSR-like process, since we were unable to evidence such a process behaviourally in this condition.

An alternative hypothesis, that E. necator was introduced into Europe from Japan has been suggested [ 34], but there is no evidence to support this claim and we were unable to obtain samples from Japan for this study.

We were unable to discern evidence of diel vertical migratory by the Alexandrium population in either of the two experiments.

We were unable to provide evidence for the proposed association between general intelligence and functional brain network efficiency, as was demonstrated by van den Heuvel et al.

However, we were unable to demonstrate evidence for the effectiveness of any one specific exercise component, such as intensity, frequency, session time or type, on reducing mortality outcomes.