Sentence examples for tendency evidence from inspiring English sources

The orders could also be sought on the basis of hearsay and other forms of tendency evidence that would normally be inadmissible in a normal criminal trial.

High court judges Michelle Gordon and Stephen Gageler granted leave in Sydney on Friday, on the grounds of a dispute about tendency evidence admitted in the New South Wales and Victorian jurisdictions.

These works illustrate the localistic and reformist tendency evidenced throughout India in the vernacular literatures, especially in Tamil, Bengali, and Hindi.

Dr. Seuss boldly resisted the tendency, in evidence since at least the Victorian era, to sentimentalize childhood, to project idealized images of innocence and wisdom that have little to do with what actual children are like.

Some of the literature discussing this criticism points to this tendency as evidence of a limiting ontology that impacts the conceptualisation of the theory.

A similar tendency was evidenced by Casals et al. but with a lower final size [36].

This tendency was evidenced by the popularity achieved by the writings of theological critics of Deweyan ethical naturalism such as Reinhold Niebuhr in the 1950s.

This tendency is evidenced by relict landscape features (e.g. road gullies, abandoned roads) formed in the period of more intensive land use, for which higher dynamics of the morphogenetic system may be inferred.

There have been global changes in diagnostic tendency as evidenced by the 2002 World Health Organization declassification of MFH as a normal diagnostic entity which was renamed Undifferentiated Pleomorphic Sarcoma, NOS 25.

So if E is surprising, but would not be surprising if we knew H were true, then E will significantly confirm H. Thus, Bayesians explain the tendency of surprising evidence to confirm hypotheses on which the evidence would be expected.

This is our natural tendency to accept evidence that supports our existing worldview.