Sentences with phrase «sufficient analysis of the evidence»

20 There was therefore sufficient analysis of the evidence and, in spite of the inconsistencies in the testimony, the trial judge found Ms. M. guilty.

The Senior President stated that there was a serious question as to whether there had been a sufficient analysis of the evidence and how the court had resolved the serious disagreements in the expert evidence so as to conduct the proportionality exercise.

Not exact matches

Various on - line dating sites claim that their methods for pairing individuals produce more frequent, higher quality, or longer lasting marriages, but the evidence underlying the claims to date has not met conventional standards of scientific evidence including: (i) sufficient methodological details to permit independent replication; (ii) open and shared data to permit a verification of analyses; (iii) the presentation of evidence through peer - reviewed journals rather than through Internet postings and blogs; (iv) data collection free of artifacts, such as expectancy effects, placebo effects, and confirmatory biases by investigators; and (v) randomized clinical trials (3, 9).

During 2011 — 12, the district focused on implementing Writing Anchor Standard 1 (W1), which states that students must be able to «write arguments to support claims in analysis of substantive topics or texts, using valid reasoning and relevant and sufficient evidence.»

Use of sufficient evidence in the form of brief quotations or descriptions or analysis to support your assertions.

I mentioned Wald's sequential analysis (and its descendants); I hope that there is sufficient evidence to decide that one of them is really accurate enough to base policy decisions on before more than 20 more years pass.

Instead of assuming every peak in a frequency analysis constitutes sufficient evidence for the existence of a cycle, I only consider those where abundant evidence exists in the scientific literature that solar cycles match the climate evidence precisely.

[127] Professor Piché in her text Fairness in Class Action Settlements, supra at pp. 179 - 80 summarizes the various factors for the settlement approval test into seven factors; i.e.: (1) judicial risk analysis: likelihood of recovery, or likelihood of success on the merits weighed against amount and form of settlement relief; (2) future expense, complexity and likely duration of litigation; (3) class reaction: number and nature of objections; (4) recommendations and experience of counsel and opinion of interested persons; (5) adequacy of representation: good faith and absence of collusion; (6) discovery evidence sufficient for «effective representation» and (7) adequacy of notice of proposed settlement to absent class members.

By accepting the certificate of analysis into evidence without first allowing defense voir dire / cross examination questioning of the machine operator accepts that attestation clause as reliable without allowing the defendant not only to challenge not only whether the witness is reliable, credible and with sufficient recall, but also to challenge whether the witness properly and according to DFS procedure operated this claimed sophisticated piece of machinery that thusly requires a commensurate level of sophistication in understanding the machinery and using it.

Ultimately, the Tribunal ruled that the Applicant's health practitioners had not presented sufficient documentary evidence, supporting reasons and analysis to establish that the Applicant had sustained cervical radiculopathy, noting that the chiropractor's conclusion was based on the Applicant's complaints of pain and without specific testing or assessments to support his diagnosis.

In the absence of an actual impact on market price, a careful analysis of detailed evidence of the reporting issuer's business and operations, market conditions and various other market - related factors would be sufficient.

Meta - analyses of home visiting published both in the United States and Europe report sufficient evidence that home visiting, when appropriately provided, can:

Preliminary evidence from descriptive studies within programs and meta - analyses of randomized trials (comparing programs with different characteristics) suggest that it will be important to adhere to established program models until there is sufficient evidence to support revisions.14 Although the scientific literature provides some comparison of effects for programs with different constellations of characteristics, the field of home visits is still in its infancy as far as determining the relative importance of any specific characteristic is concerned.

In addition, there is sufficient evidence from meta - analyses that certain treatments are effective for certain types of problems, e.g. parent training for externalizing problems or exposure for phobia (Chambless and Ollendick 2001).