Sentence examples for task of evidence from inspiring English sources

On this view, it is not that the task of evidence gathering either is or ought to be performed earlier in time than the task of formulating theories; nor is semantic priority at issue.

To facilitate the task of evidence mining and novelty assessment of protein protein interactions, we have developed a Cytoscape plugin that automatically mines publication references, database references, interaction detection method descriptions and pathway annotation for a user-supplied network of interactions.

While much research has focused on developing technologies to assist clinicians to search for evidence [ 3- 8], there has been little attention paid to the more challenging text-processing tasks of evidence extraction and summarization.

Ford, who praised Panorama its revelations, praised the Panorama journalist, Joseph Casey, for the "unpleasant task" of collecting evidence of the ill-treatment of the residents.

High in the mountains of southeastern Afghanistan, troops of the 101st Airborne Division spent today at the grisly task of gathering evidence at the campsite where a missile-carrying American Predator drone fired at a small band of suspected members of Al Qaeda a week ago, military officials said.

Secondly, as Court says, "I'm in sales, always fighting against the odds"; he would not be daunted by the task of gathering evidence to support his case or the pressure he and his wife (who took shorthand notes of a painful appeal meeting with his former MD) were under.

To that end, we propose a set of extensions to the CRL and OCSP procedures of the X.509 infrastructure, and a new protocol for easing the task of providing evidence of illegitimate actions.

These results reflect the difficulty of the task of extracting evidence statements from full-text articles.

I believe that many veterinary schools now provide students with a chance to study forensic medicine and become familiar with the task of giving evidence.

Yet the most important parts of Erwin's book are not concerned with the modern task of reconstructing the evidence but on the evidence itself, which he lays out in a series of chapters each dealing with a different piece of data from the mass extinction.

In October, a small team of Silicon Valley researchers plans to turn software originally designed to search for evidence of extraterrestrial life to the task of looking for evidence of artificial life generated on a cluster of high-performance computers.