Sentence examples for evidences by which from inspiring English sources

She wrote, "Spiritual living and blessedness are the only evidences, by which we can recognize true existence and feel the unspeakable peace which comes from an all-absorbing spiritual love" (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy).

On the other hand, it is necessary to provide the experimental evidences by which proteins are regarded as ubiquitin-conjugates to ensure the quality of identified substrates.

Our studies provide evidence by which SUMO modification of G9a influences the chromatin environment to impact cell cycle progression.

But why wait decades for conclusive evidence, by which time millions will have been sickened or died from obesity?

A pleading includes claims and counterclaims but not the evidence by which the litigant intends to prove his case.

But, crucially, warranted intercept evidence by which agencies snoop on the content of calls and emails is not admissible in UK courts.

Plaintiff contends that he presented sufficient evidence by which a jury could have concluded that the defendants had knowledge of previous incidents which would charge them with a duty to anticipate the criminal acts of their son toward the plaintiff.

As that shift indicates, within the world of science there are established methods, based on evidence, by which a theory can be overturned, though these may not apply to philosophy or theology.

I submit to the Tribunal that the words there quoted, "to comprehend the course of the proceedings of the trial so as to make a proper defense," emphasize that the material time, the only time which should be considered, is whether at the moment of plea and of trial the defendant understands what is charged against him and the evidence by which it is supported.

It concludes that much of the evidence by which the reform agenda was informed came from studies conducte d internationally and that more Australian research is needed to investigate early childhood program effectiveness in our own local context if the momentum is to continue.

And in Gödel's list "My Notes, 1940 1970" he refers to the "main question" in philosophy as one which is bound up with the problem of evidence, by which problem he means, presumably, that of giving a precise characterization of it.