uncertain evidence造句

• A review of 16 trials seeking to compare the effectiveness of laser-assisted cataract surgery with standard ultrasound phacoemulsification found uncertain evidence suggesting benefits of one procedure over the other.
• His 2001 book, " The Science of Conjecture : Evidence and Probability Before Pascal ", covered the development of thinking about uncertain evidence over many centuries up to 1650.
• Despite this uncertain evidence of authenticity the makers of the programme submitted it to a group referred to as the " Chagall Committee ", which includes descendants of the artist.
• {{ quote | The uncertain evidence suggests intrapartum-related perinatal mortality ( IPPM ) for booked home births, regardless of their eventual place of birth, is the same as, or higher than for birth booked in obstetric units.
• James B . Rankin, president of the International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers, tried to undermine the Woll report by declaring Brookwood convicted by " uncertain evidence " and " without a trial or official charges ".
• At times, and not for want of countless statistics and figures down to the last penny of Shakespeare's arrears, he once again seems to elude his biographer . ( Anthony Holden, the English journalist and author, will deliver his own version in the fall . ) Phrases like " incomplete, uncertain evidence,"