Sometimes these include theoretical commitments that lead experimentalists to produce non-illuminating or misleading evidence.
Mr. Ricketts subjects Kipling's oeuvre, the many dozens of stories especially, to an illuminating scrutiny and finds evidence that this literary expression of the British Empire went more deeply into the human realities of the experience of empire than just about any other writer of his time.
One of the most illuminating pieces of Goldman-related evidence was among the very last exhibits that the defense introduced before it rested its case on Tuesday.
An analysis of secondary publications citing the possible prevalence of ghostwriting in sertraline publications provides an illuminating case study on how misleading or mistaken evidence can enter and remain in the medical literature.
The connection of the interviews to the evidence of the historical record is sometimes illuminating and sometimes paradoxical; sometimes the past reveals present-day illusions, sometimes new recognitions shed light on old mysteries.
This means it will always be contested, though to reduce extraneous argument and focus on the evidence that is mostly likely to be illuminating, James examines what he takes to be the most valuable material: the best articulated and most profound records of conversion.
This observational evidence should be accumulated with the goal of illuminating causal structures and guiding design of (eventual) trials.
As noted by many authors, a broad approach to illuminating and reconciling this incongruence is to analyze other genetic evidence, such as that provided by nuclear DNA.
In an illuminating recent review, Kapranov, Willingham and Gingeras [7] survey a large amount of evidence pointing to the unexpectedly complex ways in which DNA works.
