Sentence examples for identifying evidence from inspiring English sources

Poe and Isaac flee the scene, unwittingly leaving behind some identifying evidence.

An article in Circuits on Thursday about the use of Global Positioning System devices in identifying evidence at the World Trade Center site referred incorrectly at one point to their operating principle.

Correction: October 27 , 2001 Saturday An article in Circuits on Thursday about the use of Global Positioning System devices in identifying evidence at the World Trade Center site referred incorrectly at one point to their operating principle.

The prosecution can only make limited commitments of confidentiality in circumstances where the information is to be used to assist in identifying evidence, as opposed to using the confidential information directly as evidence.

Iraq has only one DNA lab and a limited ability to freeze samples; almost half of the country's provinces have no forensic pathologists; and a lack of coordination among government agencies means that the Iraqi Army and the police frequently remove bodies from graves without first informing the Human Rights Ministry, often losing valuable identifying evidence in the process.

We are skilled at identifying evidence for floods, storms, heatwaves, bushfires, and other hazards within the historic and geological records.

This might include adapting evidence-based practice developed in a different context, identifying evidence-based programs that have addressed similar mechanisms and manifestations to those observed locally, or even learning from what has 'not worked' in other places.

Over the last 20 years, there has been a growing emphasis on developing and identifying evidence-based programs and practices for children and families and within the last decade an increasing number of federally funded initiatives have been dedicated to replicating and scaling evidence-based programs with the hope of achieving socially meaningful impact.

However, Semantic MEDLINE with conventional summarization has proven to be effective in identifying evidence-based treatment of 50 diseases [ 17].

Narrative reviews of interventions in this area have sought to address this problem by identifying evidence-based treatments.

Key issues currently include identifying evidence-informed integrated psychosocial distress measures, biomarkers of allostatic load, and health behaviors; critical time periods for screening; and assessment and referral practices in poor resourced settings such as LMI countries.