Sentence examples for individual evidence from inspiring English sources

The city council is well aware of the issue, which York Welfare Campaign is now highlighting by collecting individual evidence.

The idea of universal suspicion without individual evidence is what Americans find abhorrent and what black men in America must constantly fight.

The trial revealed unprecedented attempts to coordinate evidence - a necessity where the police version of events never happened - but undermined entirely by the lackadaisical approach of the officers required to give individual evidence about the actions of individual pickets.

Prosecutors in D.C. now face a potentially daunting number of cases, and whether they will be able to come up with individual evidence for each defendant's case remains to be seen.

They collected five soda cans from the office of BSU's dean of arts and sciences after lunch and put them in individual evidence bags.

In the BN model, we only have to provide 'local' likelihoods of individual evidence nodes given the parents these can be extracted from the case information where available, and stored in the NPTs.

It is most important to stimulate and to encourage individual evidence-based teaching experiments and facilitate them in the professional development programs.

As an initial investigation, will seek to establish a moderate level of incremental validity of the integrated program over and above the significant effects of the two individual evidence-based programs.

Because of the large number of individual evidence-based QI's during the development of the quality measures, we categorized the 22 QI's into four aspects of epilepsy care: First Seizure Assessment (3 QI's), Initial Epilepsy Treatment (7 QI's), Chronic Epilepsy Care (9 QI's), and Aspects of Care Unique to Women (3 QI's).

Although GT has shown great success in clinical trials enrolling these individuals, evidence for stability and durability of this treatment over time is still unknown.

Compared to the general population and comparable HIV-negative individuals, evidence suggests that the prevalence of depression is twofold to fourfold higher in individuals infected with HIV.