Sentence examples for retrieving evidence from inspiring English sources

The heating was on, increasing the rate of decomposition, which significantly lessened the chances of retrieving evidence from the corpse.

To identify the sequence and steps deployed in identifiying and retrieving evidence for clinical decision making.

Another paper [ 5] compared the merits of different search techniques in retrieving evidence in the social sciences literature.

Retrieving evidence from large electronic databases such as Medline, Embase and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials is challenging.

Nevertheless, online databases are still more practical for retrieving evidence-based search results than Web portals [ 26].

3 4 Searching, identifying and retrieving evidence-based resources paired with the lack of time experienced by busy clinicians is consistently identified as an obstacle to answering clinical questions.

One possibility, discussed in the Pentagon report, suggests that American special forces could retrieve "evidence" from Iraq of chemical-weapons development.Iraq may not be able to count on the wobbliness of neighbouring regimes, either.

Previously, law enforcement could request decryption in order to retrieve evidence.

Kroll Ontrack, which specializes in data recovery, has retrieved evidence from hard drives damaged by floods, fires, and even a melted disk drive from the space shuttle Columbia, which was destroyed in 2003.

Alongside this muddled, possibly duplicitous thinking that police are on a mission to save lives by stopping the swallowing of drugs – and not that they just want to retrieve evidence – the IPCC pointed out that the force concerned "had no specific guidance, and provided no training to officers, on conducting mouth searches".

Only two respondents indicated explicitly checking retrieved evidence for risk of publication bias (Germany, Portugal).