provides evidential support for theism.
In February 1949, former German Colonel Theodor von Dufving, a prisoner of war, provided evidentiary statements concerning Wallenberg.
An explanation is provided of what may have gone wrong in the development of dietary guidelines, and an alternative and more rigorous standard is proposed for evidentiary support, including the recommendation that when adequate evidence is not available, the best option may be to issue no guideline.
The view has some evidentiary support.
"It bears mention that there is little evidentiary support for the proposition that a split of chairman and C.E.O.
Furthermore, the letter said, "It bears mention that there is little evidentiary support for the proposition that a split of chairman and C.E.O.
It is clear that a variety of therapies have strong evidentiary support, including cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, interpersonal, family and even brief psychodynamic therapies (e.g., 20 sessions).
What we are talking about is evidentiary support — highly relevant and admissible — as to whether or not the defendant reasonably believed that her life was in danger.
"The trial court based its finding of Tymoshenko's guilt on factual determinations that had evidentiary support in the trial record," the lawyers wrote.
The appeals court, while upholding a finding that Microsoft infringed the patent, ruled that the calculation of damages "lacked sufficient evidentiary support".
This integrated framework overcomes gaps in prior frameworks, provides a more complete picture of the interrelationships between various aspects of the behavioral sciences, and can aid in evaluating theories, both for comparison and identifying gaps in evidentiary support.
