Sentence examples for uncertain evidence from inspiring English sources

Because of the uncertain evidence it is hard to say what really happened.

A spokesman for the foreign ministry in Beijing denied Chinese involvement, telling reporters: "Reaching such conclusions for no reason with uncertain evidence and no proof and saying that China participates in relevant online attacks is totally irresponsible".

If, however, this uncertain evidence is overlooked, a clearer picture of his self-conception emerges: Jesus thought that he was God's last emissary, that he and his disciples would rule in the coming kingdom, and that people who accepted his message would be included in it.

We revisit the problem of revising probabilistic beliefs using uncertain evidence, and report results on several major issues relating to this problem: how should one specify uncertain evidence?

This principle allows a sound inference even in the presence of uncertain evidence.

And it can be shown that one must subtract any uncertain evidence for or against e as well.

The origin of the Picts is uncertain; some evidence suggests that they were descendants of pre-Celtic aborigines, but some linguistic evidence suggests they spoke a Celtic language.

The above studies, while limited in geographic scope and largely observational, provide uncertain level evidence linking exposure to indoor air pollution with increased risk of stillbirth (Grade C evidence).

While the date of the city's foundation is uncertain, archaeological evidence indicates habitation at least since the Stone Age, and a thriving Phrygian town was located in the area at the end of the 2nd millennium bce.

However, the exact placement of the Lissamphibia within an overall classification of the Amphibia remains uncertain, although evidence continues to grow for them as members of the temnospondyl clade.

Given what has happened to scientific advisers recently in relation to the 2009 L'Aquila, Italy, earthquake disaster (Editorial, Nature Geoscience [2013]), a rational framework for assessing uncertain scientific evidence in unrest circumstances surely now must be a sine qua non for Earth scientists involved in hazard and risk assessment work (Aspinall [2011]).