Sentence examples for stressed evidence from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor, William Mason, stressed evidence that Dr. Sheppard had been having an affair with a lab technician, telling the jury in closing arguments on Tuesday that Dr. Sheppard was a "playboy of the Western world" who killed his wife, Marilyn, to get out of an unhappy marriage, particularly after he learned she was pregnant.

Comfort food is comforting to those most stressed: evidence of the chronic stress response network in high stress women.

It is likely that physicians are exposed far more frequently to detailing of the more expensive drugs by pharmaceutical representatives, than to strictly academic presentations stressing evidence based use of lower cost drugs.

Other points here should stress evidence, reason, critical thinking, etc., trying to wrap up the discussion without directly talking about religion.

Beyond frontline training, it stresses evidence-based methods in the classroom.

Tony Abbott has spoken personally with the president and, while careful to emphasise respect for Indonesian sovereignty, has stressed the "evidence of genuine remorse, of genuine rehabilitation" of the two condemned men.

There is, it should be stressed, no evidence that Warsi's status as a woman or a Muslim ever soured relations with the prime minister.

Advocates stressed that evidence is "the foundation of your advocacy" [advocate].

Similar stress evidence is present in 85 per cent of the skeletons – despite the fact that the men died at different times over a 250 year period.

Although a variety of genetic factors are assumed to contribute to the regulation of oxidative stress, evidence in human populations is insufficient.

Lead and cadmium potentially induce oxidative stress; evidence is accumulating to support the role of oxidative stress in the pathophysiology of lead or cadmium poisoning (Ercal et al. 2001; Stohs and Bagchi 1995).