Sentence examples for feature evidence from inspiring English sources

The case, which is being heard before Mr Justice Andrew Smith, is expected to feature evidence from Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich on behalf of Deripaska.

The records disclosed in the countersuit feature evidence that representatives for the plaintiffs discussed trading on personal connections with Mr. Cuomo to get him involved.

The hearing next Wednesday, 2 September, will feature evidence from the information commissioner, Christopher Graham, the former head of the Advertising Standards Authority, and David Clancy, investigations manager at the Information Commissioner's Office, from 1.30pm.

This is perhaps surprising considering the 15 30 meV broadening of the lowest energy excitonic absorption feature, evidence of carrier delocalization.

We cannot rule out the possibility that this reflects an annotation bias, due to difficulties in viewing and collating transcriptional feature evidence over larger distances.

Conference presentations will feature evidence-informed/evidence-based programs and practices and their related policies and tools that lead to the successful implementation of the CWLA National Blueprint for Excellence in Child Welfare.

The Holocaust museum features evidence of the craving to return to a semblance of normal life, to reclaim personal and occupational dignity.

The network comprised 8 diagnostic histological features (evidence nodes) that were each independently linked to the diagnosis (decision node) by a conditional probability matrix.

It also features evidence and recovered-property storage, something begun at the secure facility in 2003 after a Chicago police officer stole 49 kilos of cocaine from an evidence locker at the Cook County Criminal Courts Building.

While one Spectator columnist was departing another was returning, as after a long intermission caused by the eight-month phone hacking trial (which also involved his wife, Rebekah Brooks, and notably featured evidence on his lesbian porn collection), horseracing writer Charlie Brooks made his Daily Telegraph comeback last week.

Even though intestinal CF disease in human patients and mice models displays different features, evidence supporting the existence of modifier genes has been also obtained using the mouse models for CF that happens to be affected by lethal intestinal obstruction mainly after weaning.