Sentence examples for incidental evidence from inspiring English sources

Not that I want to cause a panic, or even heaven forbid a tizzy, but there's incidental evidence that the cellphone in your shirt pocket can explode and kill you.

There is more than incidental evidence to support his thesis.

There is empirical as well as incidental evidence of systemic racial discrimination in America.

When linkage regions have been associated with a trait, there is incidental evidence that putative deletions in these regions are functional.

All these small pieces of incidental evidence and more are not likely to be fortuitous and indeed the hypothesis suggested by the authors seems very attractive and worthy of experimental exploration.

Incidental evidence of FMT benefit in comorbidities may further expand indications to conditions previously not associated with gastrointestinal dysbiosis and for which therapeutic GiMb manipulation may play a role.

However, despite incidental evidence of individual cases [ 4] and a growing literature on the topic, empirical information about patients (who they are, their expenditure and the types of treatment they seek abroad for instance) is limited [ 1, 5, 6].

Of the published records, many are from pineapple plantations, others clearly incidental without evidence of actual feeding.

Mr. Breitbart has long indicated that he would not fight much of the incidental prosecution evidence, but would focus instead on arguing that the prosecutors failed to tie Mr. Massino to the specific crimes charged.

With the advantage of having spent not a minute in the courtroom -- and thus unprejudiced by incidentals like the evidence -- we are guessing they will let old Puffy go.

On the one hand, with his passion for logic he insisted on evaluations that are severely rational, on distinctions between the necessary and the incidental and differentiation between evidence and degrees of probability an insistence that places great trust in man's natural reason and his human nature.