Sentences with phrase «evidence at hand»

While your attorney will always have your best interest in mind, how he or she will represent you and defend you in court will be based on the available evidence at hand.

Maybe you should give us evidence that support your claim, because evidence at hand shows that he is doing better than he did last season.

But that is no reason to dismiss the actual evidence at hand.

Rather telling when one considers the real - world evidence at hand.

There isn't a lot of evidence at hand about the health effects of secondhand marijuana smoke, Goodwin noted.

«People have a very violent reaction to this,» says Olsen, who readily admits that it's hard to choose between an asteroid and volcanoes with the scant evidence at hand.

As for the achievement chasers, Xbox One DVR will automatically record your achievement unlocks, so you can be sure you've got evidence at hand when it comes to rubbing in your friends» faces.

«Proper reasoning with the preponderence of evidence at hand would logically lead you to» a position you feel is believable and justified, irrespective of the «majority» view — as was the experience of Copernicus, Gallileo, Darwin and many others (as well as for others who were ultimately wrong).

Opting in to data sharing should be the default practice during public health emergencies, such as the recent Ebola epidemic, and barriers to sharing data and findings should be removed to ensure those responding to the emergency have the best available evidence at hand, according to Vasee Moorthy and colleagues from the World Health Organization (WHO) in a Policy Forum article published in PLOS Medicine.

A good scientist lets the evidence at hand make the conclusion.

Theories start as hypotheses, they become theories when they are supported over and over by all the evidence at hand.

Whether Hitler actually truly believed in god can be debated, but going strictly by the evidence at hand, Hitler was a christian.

Fortunately, hypothesis and theories are subject to a method, the scientific method, which is designed to arrive at a provisional conclusion based on the evidence at hand.

Until that day, I will continue using the evidence at hand, but i'm also not going to call the True Believers nasty names and / or make fun of them.

«In fact, the evidence at hand suggests that his «naturalized» citizenship was fraudulent and may be voidable,» the suit states.

In fact, the evidence at hand can't do justice to how europhobic politicians seem to think the public is, nor to the privileged position they give the issue of Europe in explaining electoral trends.

Now with that evidence at hand, we know that we must screen stem cells for mutations or collect them at younger age to ensure their mitochondrial genes are healthy,» said Mitalipov.

Given the evidence at hand there is reason to believe not.

With all the evidence at hand, Jeremy can now challenge his original thought.

Students have to infer and reach a reasoned judgement based on the evidence at hand.

The evidence at hand recommends abandoning the presumption that new college graduates be the backbone of new teacher recruitment.

The School Food Trust's Audits and Inspections toolkit helps schools demonstrate compliance with school food standards, and there are multiple benefits to having the evidence at hand, says Claire Wall, Senior Nutritionist at the School Food Trust

I often act as a «teacher» to clearly convey the evidence which falls into my realm of expertise, based in science and fact, to assist the judge and / or jury in understanding the evidence at hand, in essence, act as an advocate for the truth.

# 45, Proper reasoning with the preponderence of evidence at hand would logically lead you with the point of view of the majority, if something is causing hesitation, then its information worth to share.

As a rule, I prefer to argue for improving the * quality * of the evidence at hand, rather than dismissing it.

They measure only whether people furnished with arguments change their minds; that's consistent with unbiased as well as biased assessments of the evidence at hand.

The whole point of the scientific process is to move beyond, as much as is humanly possible, the political and cultural biases that every human being has, and to instead encourage rational, objective analysis of the evidence at hand.

Known as «judicial discretion,» judges can decide what's fair in light of the facts and evidence at hand.

Like in a courtroom murder mystery, she is only knowable through what other characters say about her and the evidence at hand.

Uh, I personally would hope for a therapist with a better ability to read / listen to what I am * actually saying * instead of making inferences, who looks at the * evidence at hand * and who is a good logical thinker.