Sentence examples for resembling evidence from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly makes large, highly questionable generalisations without anything resembling evidence.

But eight years and a financial market implosion later, we're still stunningly short of anything resembling conclusive evidence.

Yet with FC being utterly devoid of any even resembling corrorating evidence, several commentators have voiced concerns that the platitudes of the book give far more insight into the facilitator's mind than Higashida's.

Although ribbon worms, phylum Nemertea, are entirely soft-bodied, lack segmentation and superficially resemble flatworms, evidence suggests that they are more closely related to earthworms and snails.

These analyses demonstrated that the H cohort closely resembled DFS, evidenced by Pearson correlation coefficient (0.83) and close proximity by hierarchical clustering and PCA (Fig.  1).

It has been suggested that the mechanisms underlying training-induced cardioprotection resemble those evidenced by ischemic preconditioning, e.g. the phenomenon whereby short ischemic episodes given before a major ischemic insult lead to endogenous cardioprotection [ 12].

Modern nutrition seems more a product of Newton's third law of motion than anything resembling evidence-based sense.

In this respect, his account of evidence resembles Williamson's (2000) later theory.

"The State's trial evidence resembles a house of cards".

I've never seen evidence of anything resembling it.

Though these studies did not compare Andalusian and Barb mtDNA to that of Arabian horses, there is evidence that horses resembling Arabians, whether before or after the breed was called an "Arabian", were part of this genetic mix.