Sentence examples for without adequate evidence from inspiring English sources

He has since been an indefinite detainee, considered too dangerous to release but without adequate evidence to bring to trial.

Nevertheless, he continues: "Human life would be impoverished if they were forgotten, or if definite answers were accepted without adequate evidence".

Further resident duty hours reform without adequate evidence could lead to an entirely different and equally difficult set of problems for doctors and patients.

For some experts, the bigger concern about using some cancer drugs off-label without adequate evidence is that they may not only be useless — they may cause dangerous side effects.

A local Cairo prosecutor accused Mr. Abdullah and Mr. Morsi's chief of staff of pressing for legal action without adequate evidence against a group of opposition protesters that the Islamists had captured during the battle.

After finding a series of faults with the BHA's work, the study condemns the authority for concluding "that whip use is not painful, that whip use is not a welfare problem and that whip use is necessary for safety and encouragement, without adequate evidence to support these claims".

Thus rapid response services appear to prevent crisis admissions and increase the number of patients able to die at home, though these evaluations lack the power to provide an adequate evidence base without a control group.

To improve reliability of scoring, it may be necessary to mark case summaries without adequate supportive evidence as 'unclassified' [ 23] and not score these cases until supporting evidence becomes available.

The existing literature suggested that lateral cephalometric radiographs have been used without adequate scientific evidence of its usefulness and are often used prior to treatment.

Accordingly, several treatment modalities have been proposed without adequate supporting evidence [ 1, 14, 34- 36].

This evaluation is important because of the increasing numbers of caesarean sections without adequate supporting evidence for their use [ 8].