evidential
evidential
Definition
evi·den·tial (ev′ə den′s̸həl)
adjective
ev′i·den′·tially adverb
evidential
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- sufficiency: It could only decide to discontinue cases which failed both the evidential sufficiency and public interest criterial.
- burden: The evidential burden of establishing the statutory defenses is placed on the accused.
- consideration: However, the fundamental evidential considerations have not been changed.
- threshold: How can an evidential threshold be imposed with no logical defensibility nor any rational expectation of actually meeting such a stringent threshold?
- reasoning: Poole pointed out the relationship between belief networks and logic-based ( abductive ) representations for evidential reasoning.
- test: Much of the racism we saw did not come up to the evidential test for " direct " overt racism.
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