Sentence examples for potentially evidence from inspiring English sources
The use of biological, chemical, or radiologic materials with the intent of causing injury or death is a crime, and the instrument used and swabs or specimens obtained from the crime scene are potentially evidence (10).
While I definitely agree that there is some evidence in favor of this model, notably the in vitro studies of oligomerization by a truncated SpoIIE coupled with mutagenesis, there is also potentially evidence against this model or at least insufficient evidence (i.e. the sucrose fractionation experiments noted in the responses to the reviewers) to make a strong conclusion.
Dummett argues that the meanings of statements must be explicated not in terms of potentially evidence-transcendent truth-conditions but by reference to conditions such as those under which a statement counts as proved or justified which can be recognized to obtain whenever they do.
Thus, according to Dummett, the meanings of sentences must be explicated not in terms of potentially evidence-transcendent truth-conditions but by reference to conditions such as those under which a statement counts as correctly asserted that can be recognized to obtain whenever they do.
Mistakes, clearly, were made, most glaringly the failure to secure, photograph and scour the McCanns' apartment and the surrounding area as a potential crime scene and avoid the possibility that potentially crucial evidence had been lost or contaminated.
As a result, a lot of potentially valuable evidence about the role of eHealth solutions to empower patients has struggled to inform evidence-based policies from the EC.
After actively collecting or happening upon some potentially relevant evidence, we use Bayes's theorem to recalculate the probability of the hypothesis in light of the new evidence.
Prosecutors have withheld potentially exculpatory evidence.
The point was to yield confessions, even while ignoring potentially exculpatory evidence.
"The syringes are potentially explosive evidence, because they could corroborate McNamee's testimony," Rosengart said.
That prospect became much less likely on Tuesday, after the Senate voted to exclude potentially damaging evidence against Mr. Estrada.
