Sentence examples for more specific evidence from inspiring English sources

Such steps are now prohibited unless there is more specific evidence of wrongdoing.

Such investigative steps are now prohibited unless there is more specific evidence of wrongdoing.

She acknowledged that the mosaic approach "is a common and well-established mode of analysis in the intelligence community," but that the legal system required more specific evidence.

For credibility in the region, it's important that there be more specific evidence because the command responsibility theory is often just seen as criminalized negligence -- failure to control".

More specific evidence for the presence of receptors was provided by the binding of parasite antigens to specific host cell surface molecules.

In construing how far the Act goes in depriving workers and employers of rights they would otherwise have under state law, we have often sought guidance from basic constitutional norms, on the theory that in the absence of more specific evidence they supply the surest indication of what Congress intended.

Identification of factors associated with the development and progression of carcinoid heart disease may aid development of more specific, evidence-based guidelines both for screening, monitoring and management of the disease.

In this way, non-specific annotations are considered as compatible with all other, more specific evidences.

In her presentation of the report, she got even more specific, citing evidence that students in high-performing schools average 20 more minutes of Math and Language Arts instruction per day than students in low-performing schools.

When more specific epidemiological evidence is available CBACs will allow policy makers both to gauge the cost effectiveness of interventions and to improve environmental site remediation through performance based environmental management.

Although this study was small-scale and cross-sectional, the findings resonate with the present study, and together they could provide both robust quantitative evidence of injury patterns and more locally specific evidence that could inform mid- and upstream interventions.