Sentence examples for mean evidence from inspiring English sources

There are competing views on how seriously whales are affected by seismic testing, but, as Cahoon points out, "absence of evidence doesn't mean evidence of absence".

Does it mean evidence that previously existed but was not admitted at the previous trial or is the requirement for completely new evidence?

For more on serious games, check this Tech Weekly programme, where David Wortley, director of the Serious Games Institute explains why evidence that games teach good doesn't mean evidence that they also teach bad.

Second, absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence, as in the case of Taleb's (2012) turkeys being fat, flourishing and untroubled by any grounds for downfall, until a few days before Thanksgiving.

However, absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence.

However, absence of evidence does not necessarily mean evidence of absence.

McCarthyism is not precisely defined, but is commonly understood to mean evidence-free accusations of treason or insufficient patriotism, supported by character assassination through innuendo, outright falsehood or demagoguery.

Coherence: This means evidence from lots of different fields of research all agrees.

McLoughlin said questions over air quality in the light of revised government pollution targets, as well as the VW emissions scandal, meant evidence from the commission needed to be examined and more work had to be done.

Davidson correctly notes that there is no data showing that the Internet hurts our brains, though she errs in implying that no evidence of an effect means evidence that there is no effect.

And that's by no means evidence against it being real.