Sentence examples for the total evidence from inspiring English sources

Science evidence was "a very important component but often not the whole evidence base and therefore has to take its place" in the total evidence feeding into policy.

Nevertheless, the total evidence for this conclusion remains weak.

In such cases, the total evidence view gives the same verdicts as conciliationism.

The reference class problem is analogous to the "total evidence" problem for Carnap, discussed above.

If the evolution of horses were not enough, we now have excellent examples of the evolution of rhinos, tapirs, and brontotheres to add to the total evidence.

Overall, the COII gene yielded a poor phylogenetic performance when compared to the Amd gene, the evolutionary hypothesis of which agreed with the total evidence tree.

More significantly, the total evidence criterion goes hand in hand with positivism and a foundationalist epistemology according to which there are such determinate, ultimate deliverances of experience.

The proposition that either God does not exist or there is a pen in my pocket therefore does not represent the total evidence that I have.

In scientific contexts all of the most important kinds of cases where large components of the evidence fail to be result-independent of one another are cases where some part of the total evidence helps to tie down the numerical value of a parameter that plays an important role in the likelihood values the hypothesis specifies for other large parts of the total evidence.

According to the total evidence view, what reaction to peer disagreement is reasonable depends both on the quality of one's original evidence and on the amount of evidence provided by the fact that my peer disagrees.

The judge noted that prosecutors have said the information being withheld will be limited to "a few thousand pages of documents and a few dozen audio/video recordings," which accounts for about 1percentt of the total evidence the government has against Chapo.