Both declarations are equally convincing and equally well supported by evidentiary detail.
He then points to the "central evidentiary value" of the Knowledge is Power Program, KIPP, the chain of roughly 100 charter schools, founded by two Teach for America alumni, that has produced consistently high student test scores and become a media darling.
…having one box of adaptation evidence should be considered a "minimal" level of evidentiary breadth.
In 2004, the first "academic freedom" bills were introduced in Alabama; Senate Bill 336 and House Bill 391 would have permitted teachers "to present scientific, historical, theoretical, or evidentiary information pertaining to alternative theories or points of view on the subject of origins".
The information provided to the Federal judge by way of an affidavit from the FBI would document its investigation, its sources, and its evidence to justify the probable cause determination; it would not be pointing to the Steele Dossier as its evidentiary source.
Qualification is the evidentiary process of linking a biomarker with biological processes and clinical end points [7].
Davidson's expression of compassion for the elder Malakovs coupled with his imaginative grasp of their conflicted feelings toward Michelle was a remarkable moment in a proceeding dominated by finger-pointing and blaming and punctuated by irritable sparring over evidentiary issues.
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].
Some, he said, have no clear evidentiary standard while others require plaintiffs to show only that a preponderance of evidence points to innocence.
And they pressed for evidentiary hearings before any counting could begin -- to "educate" Judge Lewis on the fine points of their case.
