Sentence examples for using evidence collected from inspiring English sources
During this study Professor Richard Kimbell from London University was a visiting scholar at the centre; he introduced the e-scape project, assessing complex practical performance using evidence collected in digital forms, and the use of comparative judgements for generating scores (Kimbell, 2012).
The expanded authority, approved two years ago by the Bush administration and continued by President Obama, permits the agency to rely on what officials describe as "pattern of life" analysis, using evidence collected by surveillance cameras on the unmanned aircraft and from other sources about individuals and locations.
They support faculty reflection on teaching using evidence collected systematically from students.
It is computed using network evidence collected from the observer nodes in the network.
Turkish authorities have reportedly identified the men behind two suicide bombings that killed 97 people in Ankara on Saturday, using DNA evidence collected at the scene.
He said that condoms could be used as supplemental evidence collected "incident to arrest".... [He] expressed his concern that police were "editorializing" about condoms in a manner that conveyed a threat to arrest sex workers for possession of condoms.
Besides establishing a firmer legal bar for the police to obtain cellphone data, the Supreme Court also remanded the case to the appeals court to determine whether the evidence collected using the cellphone records could be admitted in court under an "emergency aid exception" to the requirement for a warrant.
Final ASCOT ratings were based on the evidence collected using the multi-method approach.
The evidence collected using this method generates new hypotheses and revises existing ones.
"Rape kit" is the term used to describe forensic evidence collected by nurses following a sexual assault.
British and US scientists using satellite pictures, together with evidence collected by Greenpeace, discovered that the ice shelves on either side of the 1,300 kilometre (800 mile) peninsula were in full retreat in 1999.
