Sentence examples for retained evidence from inspiring English sources

In other words, if there was no Aaron, there was certainly a High Priest early in the Jewish tradition whose ancestors have retained evidence of that tradition in their DNA.

Film images also retained evidence for H2S efflux from the pore waters into the bottom water (Figure 5b) and the extent of the hydrothermal plume (Figures 5c and d).

They may or may not have retained evidence of recombination or synteny.

After replication, 25 of 36 candidate genes retained evidence of noncomplementation.

1. Manner of retaining evidence.

Obtaining customer consent (and retaining evidence of consent) for opening new accounts.

A lessor must retain evidence of having performed required actions and of having made required disclosures.

Lacustrine horizons rich in palaeontological remains retain evidence of changes in environmental conditions.

Modern cheetahs retain evidence of this historic event in their DNA.

Law enforcement officials said then that investigations had been thwarted because Internet companies did not retain evidence that prosecutors needed.

The Court held that the Federal Government could not retain evidence seized unconstitutionally and use that evidence in a federal criminal trial.