Sentence examples for it is adduced from inspiring English sources
This was mentioned in GCHQ where Lord Diplock held that the type of evidence admissible in the judicial process and the way in which it is adduced tends to exclude from the attention of the court competing policy considerations which need to be weighed against one another.
It is adduced that the above stated factors may have contributed to the high prevalence of CAM use for MSP in this study.
It is adduced that the asymptomatic stage and the effect of the HAART in retarding the progression of HIV/AIDS disease may have led to the comparable self-reported physical capacity between PLWH and the controls.
Cheever insisted that all good fiction was experimental — and, of course, it is — adducing his own "The Death of Justina" as an example.
It was adduced that even before Meserve left for Vietnam he was regarded as an exemplary soldier, since he had been selected to march in President Johnson's inaugural parade — an honor limited to two hundred men with unblemished records.
As Jacobson writes of the latter, it is "a discriminatory, over-and-above hatred, inexplicable in its hysteria and virulence whatever justification is adduced for it; an unreasoning, deranged and as far as I can see irreversible revulsion that is poisoning everything we are supposed to believe in here But I am not allowed to ascribe any of this to anti-Semitism.
It sometimes refers to that which is adduced by a party at the trial as a means of establishing factual claims.
It represents the set of members of the dimension Di that is adduced from the SELECT and WHERE clause.
It was proposed that the spread of type II introns and corresponding spliceosomes is adduced as the selective pressure that forged nucleus cytosol compartmentalization (Martin and Koonin 2006).
It may be enough to explain the truth of "Snow is white" that another premise is adduced that entails "Snow is white".
The article says: "Performance anxiety is adduced as one of the main reasons musicians use alcohol".
