Sentence examples for felt evidence from inspiring English sources

The severity of her condition surprised her surgeon; he knew that during Chloe's pelvic exams doctors had not felt evidence of scarring consistent with acute endometriosis.

More than 20% of all respondents felt evidence supporting SSC lacking and preferred tailored care.

One area in which the IOM panel felt evidence was insufficient to conclude whether an association or causal relationship concerned molds and a number of systemic conditions alleged to be related to mycotoxins (Fischer and Dott 2003).

Heavy workloads may bear a significant part of the blame when parents feel evidence is inaccurate, inadequate or unfair.

If therapists were to translate the evidence-based outdoor journey intervention into practice, we first needed to determine what they knew about the evidence (knowledge), if they felt the evidence was strong enough to justify a change in practice (attitudes and intentions), and how capable they felt about delivering the intervention in practice (skills and capabilities).

We've taken cases that have lost, even though we felt the evidence was overpowering.

"There was activity in Syria that I felt was evidence that they were trying to develop a nuclear program".

That case did not make it to court because the state prosecutors felt the evidence was not strong enough.

Though officials believed that secrets leaked in the Tiger Trap case, they felt the evidence was too weak to bring criminal charges.

Juanjo Mena may not be the most instinctive Mozartean conductor, but the hair-raising frenzy with which he and the excellent Manchester Chamber Choir attacked the Dies Irae felt like evidence of possession of a different kind.

Others felt the evidence, even then, was too thin.