Sentence examples for without prior evidence from inspiring English sources

Officers and informants monitored sermons, documented conversations, and compiled lists of people at religious services and meetings, the lawsuit said, all without prior evidence of wrongdoing.

Evidence is lacking about the long-term effects of KD, especially in children without prior evidence of CAA.

Primary glioblastomas (accounting for <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0008918.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> 90% of cases and most of the TCGA cases profiled) manifest de novo without prior evidence of preexisting tumor; secondary glioblastomas develop through malignant progression from lower grade astrocytomas [3].

Different SF-36 scales have been used selectively in previous studies without prior evidence of reliability and validity [ 5- 7].

While those cutoff points were defined without prior evidence for their validity, we believe that this categorical evaluation of the study populations allows valuable insights.

Under such circumstances, combining case cohorts would reduce power to detect association, and thus would not be advised without prior evidence to the contrary.

A blanket objection to beliefs formed without sufficient prior evidence cannot be sustained: I often know what I believe without having come to know on the basis of perception or inference.

In a memorable formulation, Grice (1971, p. 268) wrote that it makes decision 'a case of licensed wishful thinking.' According to Grice, we are not epistemically permitted to form beliefs about what we are doing, or what we are going to do, without sufficient prior evidence.

Primary GBM arise de novo without any prior evidence of a low-grade tumour, whereas secondary GBM arises from malignant progression of a lower grade glioma (Ohgaki and Kleihues, 2009).

This review builds on the conclusions of the IOM (2000) document without thoroughly reexamining prior evidence and without inclusion of unpublished studies, and therefore is limited in its scope and potentially subject to publication bias.

As Amar and Eisenhofer suggested, this situation requires immediate imaging studies to search for a pheochromocytoma without prior biochemical evidence of a catecholamine-producing tumor [15].