Sentence examples for re evidence from inspiring English sources

Re "Evidence That Little Touches Do Mean So Much" (Mind, Feb. 23): As a graduate student and a substitute teacher, I have been warned to keep a safe distance from children.

Re "Evidence Is Slight for Melatonin as Sleeping Aid" (Vital Signs, Feb. 21): The article that came to that conclusion in the online edition of BMJ, the British medical journal, failed to include data on the largest group of melatonin users, in whom the supplement is often highly effective: older people with subnormal nighttime blood melatonin levels and frequent prolonged awakenings.

We know this because of new techniques like DNA testing and because re-examined evidence uncovers false eyewitness testimony and suppression of evidence.

Ms. DeJac's lawyer, Andrew C. LoTempio, urged the police to re-examine evidence found at the crime scene after Mr. Donahue's arrest.

James Starrs, a law and forensics expert, said he hoped to re-evaluate evidence collected during the investigation using modern techniques like DNA analysis.

Forensic investigators decided to re-examine evidence compiled years before with the help of two new modes of DNA analysis: the polymerase chain reaction (P.C.R).

Those under investigation have been informed, although the names have not been made public, and the FCA has appointed investigators with the power to call subjects in for questioning as it re-examines evidence.

On a few occasions on the tape, snippets of children's shows re-emerge, evidence that whoever taped the game had recorded what might be "Sesame Street" and a cartoon.

1 Africa's bin Laden Links As investigators struggled to determine who was behind the attacks on Israeli targets in Kenya on Thursday, they re-examined evidence that East Africa has served as both a useful base and a target for Osama bin Laden's terrorist network for nearly a decade.

LGC went on to re-examine evidence which had been available to the first inquiry team: a footprint in the mud that matched one of Napper's trainers, and red paint flakes, found in the hair of Nickell's son, that came from his toolbox.

As investigators struggled to determine who was behind the attacks on Israeli targets here on Thursday, they are re-examining evidence that East Africa has served as both a useful base and a target for Osama bin Laden's terror network for nearly a decade.