Sentence examples for lacking evidentiary from inspiring English sources

In view of the unusual characteristics of the proposed NB, deemed untenable as seen through the prism of conventional microbiology, the NB phenomenology has been widely contested as lacking evidentiary support [see ref. 12 for an excellent critical review]; [see also ref. 13 for a more comprehensive discussion of related controversies surrounding the NB literature].

Since every insignificant effect estimate constitutes a theory component lacking evidentiary support from the current data, there is substantial incentive to avoid introducing multiple coefficients that would constitute fishing for significant effects.

I did read the book sometime around late 2003 or early 2004, and judging by my marginalia—I found it generally lively and well written, unnecessarily snide or even contemptuous in places, lacking in evidentiary support (the book has "further reading" suggestions but no citations), and full of claims and ideas that I knew very little about.

The appeals court, while upholding a finding that Microsoft infringed the patent, ruled that the calculation of damages "lacked sufficient evidentiary support".

9. (C/NF) On domestic terrorism, Chrysochoidis said that the police know the identities of almost all the members of the current terrorist-anarchist groups, but they lack the evidentiary basis for arresting and imprisoning them.

"The sanctions ordered by the Court far exceed the bounds of appropriate remedies for what this Court concluded were intentional misrepresentations, a conclusion that was reached without proper procedural protections and that lacks sufficient evidentiary support," DOJ said in its request to Hanen.

Yet the ways to do this remain unclear, and lacking a sound evidentiary basis.

Importantly, some participants' ideas align with education research, and others lack the same evidentiary basis.

Such suspicion of conniving behavior is often dismissed as buffoonish due to a lack of evidentiary support.

Likewise, the evidentiary basis for these techniques were lacking.

More often than not, mobile-phone documentation gets lost, is not trusted, or lacks important data to give it the evidentiary boost to make it count to deliver justice or to function as evidence in court.