Sentences with phrase «useful evidence»

Watching a video of a harmful or violent act being committed can provide useful evidence of the circumstances surrounding the action.

However, even if the defendant was not cited and denies texting while driving, a review of phone records can provide useful evidence of this behavior.

These reports are useful evidence in custody cases concerning whether or not a parent should be allowed to take a child for a visit to a foreign country.

The counter argument is that the court is prevented from hearing useful evidence which would enable it to reach the right decision.

Their investigations often require visiting the scene of an incident, taking photographs, and collecting useful evidence.

If the programs aim to improve teacher effectiveness, value - added measures can provide useful evidence.

He has promoted evidence - informed policy and practice throughout his career and is the author of Evidence for the Frontline, a new report for the Alliance for Useful Evidence published in June 2013.

«This study provides useful evidence as the legal sector regulators continue to shape our responses to recommendations from the Competition and Markets Authority on making more information available to help consumers choose their lawyer.

By comparing the numbers of species of ostracods that have evolved bioluminescence for either mating displays or defensive purposes to related species without bioluminescence, Ellis realized she could gain very useful evidence to support or refute the theory of sexual selection as a driver of species diversification.

Impurities such as pollen in a drug batch can be used to work out where a shipment was cultivated, but knowing when the drugs were grown is also extremely useful evidence.

Although, our Toolkit does not include a strand specifically on teaching science, it does provide useful evidence on a number of teaching and learning strategies that can be effective in teaching science.

At this workshop, teams of 4 — 8 institutional representatives collaborate with experienced facilitators to develop assessment plans that both aim to cultivate an institutional culture committed to continuous improvement and address the need to produce useful evidence of student learning.

Automobile insurance should cover all vehicle damages in a drunk - driving accident, however it is vital to make an insurance claim as soon as possible after a drunk driving wreck and provide useful evidence pertaining to the case.

If you were involved in a car accident, it is important to step into action to preserve useful evidence, and to make sure no more harm comes from the incident than that which already occurred.

The powerful document management features of review platforms is often overlooked, and the loading of non-document data such as CCTV stills and mobile phone data can be tagged alongside documents to provide a consolidated data repository and the opportunity to associate documents with other useful evidence.

calling more evidence than they need to, including marginally useful evidence, listening to more argument than they need to, disclosing more information than they need to, taking too long to rule and then ruling in the most protective way, out of undue concern for appellate review.

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«I think this would have been useful evidence in the original NAGPRA decision and might have led to a different result,» says Hank Greely, a legal scholar at Stanford University in California.

A single beehive can collect pollen from dozens of different plant species, and this pollen is useful evidence of the hive's foraging behavior and nutrition preferences.

Whilst the anonymous «citation cartel» report provides useful evidence for citation malpractice, it has also led to serious damage to the reputation of colleagues including myself, which I feel is also a form of unfortunate scientific misconduct.

There is, though, no useful evidence that privatisation has been a necessary prerequisite for this improvement.

In a filing detailing the useful evidence provided by Huntley, the feds made no mention of Schneiderman.

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States will also benefit from supporting Peer Assistance and Review models that identify teachers who are struggling, provide them with intensive, expert assistance from mentor teachers in their content areas, and make a timely judgment about continued employment that is grounded in useful evidence, intensive support, and due process.

Even though we can not directly compare other states» assessments with the PARCC test, our study provides useful evidence for any state considering adopting PARCC.

The results of EEF - funded projects focusing on maths provide useful evidence for schools looking to invest in specific interventions.

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The Conversation UK receives funding from Hefce, Hefcw, SAGE, SFC, RCUK, The Nuffield Foundation, The Ogden Trust, The Royal Society, The Wellcome Trust, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and The Alliance for Useful Evidence, as well as sixty five university members.

I also think your third point is a good one, the matching of amplitude is useful evidence that the signals are connected.

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When you file a car accident case promptly after an accident, there is a greater likelihood that useful evidence will be available and that you will get you recover more, sooner.

However, the results of such a test are useful evidence to place in the metaphorical scales when weighing up the arguments for and against capacity.

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