Sentence examples for proposed evidence from inspiring English sources
The offer contained sixty-two paragraphs of proposed evidence.
In the thirty-five or so years since this theory was proposed, evidence has steadily and diligently been amassed.
While 75 publications describe proposed evidence from > 70 sites, only a limited number provide compelling, well-dated evidence.
In a hearing about proposed evidence for a trial in October, the judge, Shira A. Scheindlin, also ruled that certain witnesses would be allowed to testify that Mr. Bout directed pilots to deliver weapons and ammunition to Angola and the Congo in the 1990s.
If the answer of the witness may have a tendency to disgrace him or bring him into disrepute, and the proposed evidence be material to the issue on trial, the great weight of authority is that he may be compelled to answer, although, if the answer can have no effect upon the case, except so far as to impair the credibility of the witness, he may fall back upon his privilege.
where E is the proposed evidence for a miracle, and make the simplifying approximation that P(E|M) ≈ P ~M), since both terms are close to 1. Then the right side reduces to the ratio of the two remaining "small" terms, P(M /P(E|~M), which will be a fair approximation of the posterior odds.
"Tomorrow's meeting will be a chance for education ministers to indicate which areas of our proposed evidence-based reforms they believe we can effectively cooperate on and their views on how we can share the record levels of growing funding most fairly".
To this end, the team, led by Shenglan Tang, the Mary DBT & James Semans International Professor of Medicine and Global Health at Duke University and executive director for global health programs at Duke Kunshan University in China, proposed evidence-based recommendations for both central and local governments.
A coherent observation corner (B) provides a set of assumptions about the kind of situations and tasks that are needed to prompt learners to use the claimed latent competencies by showing the proposed evidences.
Dan Barker gives a strong argument against their proposed "evidences" of Jesus' existence in his excellent book Godless.
The proposed evidence-based quality measurement framework (Table 2) is the first of its kind, to the authors' knowledge, that can be applied to AH therapies.
