Sentence examples for put forth evidence from inspiring English sources

There are few procedures in place, however, for the wrongly convicted to put forth evidence to exonerate themselves.

The Braak model puts forth evidence for the progressive, stereotypic spread of an unknown pathogenic insult from one affected brain region to the next.

Reversing a lower court, the Supreme Court unanimously held that the fired worker had put forth enough evidence to prove that his firing violated the A.D.E.A.

In doing so, they also put forth new evidence in favor of the still-controversial idea that some dinosaurs sported feathers.

This has been put forth as evidence that a small pack of Acrocanthosaurus was stalking a herd of sauropods.

Nor have they put forth any evidence of unintended acceleration occurring in a Toyota vehicle because of tin whiskers forming inside an accelerator pedal position sensor.

And yet when Professor David Nutt merely put forth scientific evidence suggesting that – gee, I don't know – maybe the drug classification system should accurately reflect the actual danger levels of each drug, he was sacked from his position as the government's chief drug adviser.

2, 3 I put forth 1 evidence that NE is an etiological factor in cancer related to both human and animal studies.

While we did not explicitly distinguish between these two different clines in our simulations, we put forth strong evidence that gene flow among Atlantic eel species influence measures of population structure such as IBD.

Moreover, these observations put forth new evidence how signaling pathways such as JNK may directly modulate the epigenetic state of critical genes to mediate transcriptional reprogramming underlying EMT and, at the same time, reveal a new repertoire of JNK-induced transcription factors that are critical in progression as well as maintenance of the mesenchymal fate (Fig 8).

Further, this unfamiliarity with other research paradigms may impact the perceived legitimacy of evidence put forth, and how such evidence is prioritized in informing decision-making.