Sentence examples for value of testimony from inspiring English sources

The Bayesian model provides for a representation of an important epistemic value of testimony.

The first question is, as Hardwig notes, part of a more general discussion about the epistemic value of testimony.

In order for jurors to accurately weigh the value of testimony by its initial confidence, they will need to use sophisticated statistical reasoning, he says.

The passage from the Theaetetus also involves tight time demands in informing others about complex matters (201a-b) Similarly, there are passages that indicate that Locke's disfavor with the value of testimony was limited to judgements outside secure and pedestrian domains (e.g., Locke 1961 [1689], Bk 4 ch.16 sec8–9).

Bloom ignores, however, the value of individual testimony that makes visible the suffering of those who otherwise would remain invisible.

The charges were dropped April 2 after the government said it had "balanced his low level of culpability in the alleged crimes against the potential value of his testimony," a Marine Corps statement said.

Juries are told to discount the value of eyewitness testimony and ignore how confident the witnesses may be about whom they think they saw.

The value of these testimonies lies above all in their detail and immediacy.

One doesn't have to agree with either of those viewpoints or interpretations of events to see the news value of the Manning testimony at Fort Meade.

In his suit, Dr. Fullerton said the association and the three doctors had not only libeled him but also damaged the commercial value of his expert testimony and engaged in witness intimidation and racketeering.

The real value of Miller's testimony is what he said next: "I think the broader point, and the one that your question gets to, is what that necessarily means and where do we go from here with that information," he said.