Sentence examples for interpreting evidence from inspiring English sources
No general formula will free the scientist, or anyone else, from having to use judgment in interpreting evidence.
We want to learn about the problems and successes politicians have faced in obtaining and interpreting evidence, and how we can tailor the EIS to be as useful as possible.
What's new in Richard Panek's? His innovation is a striking thesis about "invisibility": Einstein and Freud did not revolutionize intellectual history by interpreting evidence as good scientists are supposed to.
Assessment is the process of seeking and interpreting evidence for use by learners and their teachers to decide where they are in their learning, where they need to go and how best to get there.
Jane Lubchenco, head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA), yesterday repeated her plea for researchers to be cautious in collecting and interpreting evidence of underwater plumes of oil from the Deepwater Horizon well.
Recently, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) Interventional Procedures Advisory Committee noted that the relapsing/remitting nature of CH and migraines as well as the potential for placebo effects should be considered when interpreting evidence of treatment efficacy for these conditions [43].
We all have inherent biases and beliefs, and these can lead to disagreements in how to interpret evidence.
A well-documented and particularly pernicious tendency of human decision-makers is to interpret evidence in a way that supports their pre-existing conclusions (pdf).
To be sure, that judgment reflects some confirmation bias — the tendency of people to interpret evidence in a way that is consistent with their previous beliefs.
It is naïve to think that all policy decisions will be based on evidence alone, but to understand how to interpret evidence could help politicians make decisions where ambiguity might exist.
However, the Defendant's apparently poor and deceitful behaviour I would have thought would have been relevant information for a court to take into account when considering how to interpret evidence and in formulating a judgment.
