Sentence examples for qualified evidence from inspiring English sources

Representative George Miller of California, the ranking Democrat on the House education committee, said the new law spelled out what was required for a teacher to be deemed "highly qualified": evidence of strong knowledge in a given subject and state certification through either a conventional or alternative training program.

Newton also managed to extract some highly qualified evidence that the velocity squared effect varies as the density of the fluid and the frontal area (that is, the square of the diameter) of spheres.

The present study found only qualified evidence for the presence of false memories.

Our study provides additional but qualified evidence supporting an association between exposures to p,p′-DDE and chlordane compounds, and possibly some PCB congeners, and TGCT risk.

"All documents are examined by our qualified evidence technicians and are subject to verification with the originating source," she said in an e-mail.

Among these agents, the most qualified evidence was available for hyoscine [ 14].

The IG report said an application would be marked as pending if "qualifying evidence," such as evidence of military standing or income status, "is incomplete or unavailable".

This was pointed out by Guyatt et al, 7 who developed the GRADE system, which first qualifies evidence derived from RCTs as high quality evidence while observational studies are qualified as low quality evidence.

The cancer stem cell theory is currently at the centre of broad and extensive investigations with both supporting and qualifying evidences.

Mr. Goldman said Mr. Geragos asked him for advice occasionally, on whether, for example, something qualified as evidence.

"In other words, the DOJ and the court drew conclusions about the origins of the child's health problems based on presumption rather than qualified scientific evidence," the letter reads.