Sentence examples for routinely admitted from inspiring English sources
By the nineteen-eighties, the kind of evidence that was routinely admitted into court without any statistical grounding or rationale had earned a name: "junk science".
So too hearsay evidence – long regarded as alien to the criminal process, mainly because it is inherently unreliable – is now routinely admitted, again for the sole purpose of increasing conviction rates.
Incompetent evidence is routinely admitted in child protective proceedings, and judges must often rely on the testimony of caseworkers who may be poorly trained or culturally uninformed, or who have had only limited contact with the families in question.
Latent fingerprint analysis is one of the more well-established domains of forensic science -- it has been routinely admitted in courts for nearly a century and studies find that experts generally produce highly accurate judgments -- yet these human examiners are vulnerable to the same confirmation biases that plague us all.
In many countries, patients with MDR-TB are routinely admitted to the hospital for several months at the start of treatment.
There is an on-site intensive care unit (ICU), but medical patients are not routinely admitted to the unit and none of the patients in this study were admitted to ICU.
He said the case was important because the city's jails "routinely admit inmates with drug and alcohol problems".
At the University of Minnesota's Program in Human Sexuality, one of the largest transsexual centers in the country, administrators now routinely admit patients who take only half the journey from one sex to the other, choosing hormones without surgery, or surgery without hormones, says Bean Robinson, Ph.D., the associate director.
We routinely admit all patients with suspected TIAs presenting to our emergency department for hospital observation, regardless of their ABCD2 score.
Some units routinely admit children to hospital whilst others routinely manage children at home.
Some units routinely admit all children to hospital, whilst others routinely manage children at home [ 2, 3].
