Sentence examples for total evidence that from inspiring English sources

In insisting that facts about what one is justified in believing supervene on facts about one's evidence, the Evidentialist should be understood as holding that it is one's total evidence that is relevant.

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.

But which is to be? Carnap requires that e be one's total evidence, that is, the maximally specific information at one's disposal, the strongest proposition of which one is certain.

For instance, an α value of zero corresponds to the total evidence approach that insists there is a single tree for all genes, and an infinite α value corresponds to an assumption of independence between gene trees.

The total evidence indicates that: 1.

Total evidence dictates that all available information should be concatenated in a supermatrix (de Queiroz and Gatesy 2007) to reconstruct their common phylogeny (Levasseur and Lapointe 2001).

The lord chief justice, Lord Thomas, said there had been "a complete and total failure" to disclose evidence that would have been fundamental to the activists' defence.

Thomas said there had been "a complete and total failure" to disclose evidence that would have been fundamental to the activists' defence.

In total, these data provide evidence that target based expression indices can predict response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy.

Then with respect to part of your total evidence base a part that includes your knowledge that I told you I saw you there, together with your knowledge that I have decent vision and am ordinarily reliable, and the like the right thing to think is that you were at the mall.

"After months of bellyaching, obfuscation and hysterical claims by his Tea Party allies, Scott Walker is now acknowledging his total failure in producing credible evidence that would stop his recall," said Mike Tate, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party.