Quine argued that the evidentiary links between science and experience are not, in this sense, "one to one".
While they have not ruled out the possibility that another criminal could be behind the anthrax attacks, investigators are looking intensely at evidentiary threads linking the letters to the hijackers.
Those records and intercepts would become the core of the Obama administration's evidentiary case linking the Syrian government to what one official called an "indiscriminate, inconceivable horror" — the use of outlawed toxins to kill nearly 1,500 civilians, including at least 426 children.
Qualification, defined as a "graded, fit-for-purpose evidentiary process linking a biomarker with biological processes and clinical end-points", is a validation process in large cohorts of patients involving multiple centres, similar to phase III clinical trials, to obtain regulatory approval as surrogate endpoints [4].
Qualitative analysis was carried out on data retrospectively collected from multiple evidentiary sources linked to the Subcommittee i.e. database, documents, interviews, review forms and emails from 1 January 2007 to 31 October 2013.
Qualification is the evidentiary process of linking a biomarker with biological processes and clinical end points [7].
And, we shared with both sides the documents from those interviews that had evidentiary value, while posting links to them in stories about the case on the Medill Innocence Project's Web site.
Biomarker qualification is the preferred terminology for the evidentiary procedure of causally linking a biomarker to a biological process, pharmacodynamic (PD) effect or clinical end point (Wagner, 2002).
All the links in the evidentiary chain of causality – temporality, strength, dose response, specificity, consistency, biological plausibility and experimental confirmation – are in place.
Of course, a suspect's normal voice characteristics, like his handwriting, blood, fingerprints, or body may prove to be the crucial link in a chain of evidentiary factors resulting in prosecution and conviction.
