Sentence examples for represented evidence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kazmi's son, though, sharply criticized the police and disputed that the seized scooter and the other vehicle, a car of the Maruti make, represented evidence.

In that case, the Court deemed a Virginia law unconstitutional because it suggested that the act of cross burning itself represented "evidence of an intent to intimidate"; there could be other reasons, after all, that a person might choose to burn a cross.

The first analysis represented evidence for acute onset of SAM-e, and the second indicated effectiveness of SAM-e over time.

The high degree of curation in this network offers a framework for incorporation of private or public experimental data as well as well represented evidence to enhance the validity in modeling.

But it may represent evidence of a debate among the early Christian community (say, from the second to fourth centuries) over whether Jesus was married.

The ACLU has pursued the case for over a decade, through setbacks in both Hellerstein's courtroom and in higher appellate courts, because it argues that the photographs represent evidence of crimes.

"Increased coin hoards only represent evidence of fears of violence," Kron says.

These results represent evidence of the influence of the Aharonov-Bohm phase on the band gap of a solid.

The sum of the coefficients of areal association between the variables considered represents evidence of salinity hazard within a specific landscape unit.

Now, if the Cambrian explosion did actually represent evidence for "special" creation, it would indeed be odd that none of these creations remain.

However, the data represents evidence from 30 classrooms in 10 schools where teachers used professional judgment to adapt the program to the context of their community.