Sentence examples for selection of evidence from inspiring English sources

"The worst is the malign selection of evidence".

Whitehead warns against narrowness in the selection of evidence.

Multiple examples of such accusations can be found in the scientific debate about the safety evaluation of GM plants, from 'unscientific process' (Fagan et al. 2015; Arjó et al. 2013) and adoption of 'pre-conceived conclusions' (Bøhn et al. 2012) to partial selection of evidence (Ricroch et al. 2010).

But Vincent Bajinya's solicitor, Frank Brazzel, confirmed it had been presented as part of a selection of evidence regarding the genocide.

Criticisms of the inquiry don't begin and end with the narrow selection of evidence given, and the seeming lack of a fairly functioning jury.

Decision science studies the cognitive processes underpinning the selection of evidence, specifically the filtering and integration of current scientific information into changing contexts [ 22].

PLANET is an online marketplace designed to facilitate the selection of evidence-based cancer prevention programs that are available for adoption by other organizations.[ 170] To enhance PLANET's value to potential customers, these agencies are currently taking active steps to expand their online library of proven programs.

Therefore, we tested genes showing evidence of positive selection for evidence of recombination among strains, using the single breakpoint analysis and KH test as implemented in HyPhy (Kosakovsky Pond et al. 2005).

Another is the unnecessary, wasteful or marginally useful analyses resulting from the nonscientific (investigator- or prosecutor-driven) selection of physical evidence in a given case.

Meta-analysis yields a biased result if published studies represent a biased selection of the evidence.

Although using meta-analysis to combine evidence from a number of studies should reduce both bias and uncertainty, it is sometimes not the case, because published studies represent a biased selection of the evidence.