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Discover LudwigThe phrase "evidenced against" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to evidence that contradicts or challenges a claim or argument. Example: "The witness's testimony was evidenced against the defendant's alibi."
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As evidenced against Cotto, Pacquiao keeps improving and winning in punishing and dramatic fashion.
In parallel, we showed that among hTERT peptides, the most immunodominant in healthy individuals were those with moderate affinity for HLA-DP while no T cell response could be evidenced against peptides with very strong or very low affinities for HLA-DP.
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-- provided evidence against Mr. Forney.
Dr. Jones's "evidence" against such a system?
The evidence against Mr Hussein seems overwhelming.
"I've no evidence against you.
The evidence against him is damning.
The evidence against Volpe was overwhelming.
The evidence against Major Hasan was overwhelming.
"There's absolutely no evidence against him".
The collected evidence against them is damning.
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