Colocaciones con "evidence"

38 colocaciones encontradas

forensic evidence

Refers to scientific evidence obtained from crime scenes, used in legal proceedings.

forensic9.2
archaeological evidence

Physical objects and data that support archaeological theories.

archaeological9.0
empirical evidence

information received by means of the senses, particularly by observation and experimentation

empirical9.0
photographic evidence

Photos used as proof in a legal or investigative context.

photographic8.8
DNA evidence

Used in forensic science to identify individuals.

DNA8.5
collect evidence

To gather proof or evidence for an investigation.

collect8.5
conflicting evidence

Refers to pieces of evidence that suggest different conclusions.

conflicting8.5
unequivocal evidence

used to describe proof that is clear, complete, and leaves no doubt

unequivocal8.5
mounting evidence

describes evidence that is gradually accumulating

mounting8.4
abundant evidence

a great deal of facts or information indicating whether a belief is true

abundant8.2
growing evidence

Refers to an increasing amount of information that supports a belief or proposition.

growing8.2
additional evidence

More proof to support a belief or claim.

additional8.1
ample evidence

a large amount of information or signs that show something is true

ample8.0
anecdotal evidence

evidence in the form of personal accounts or stories rather than scientific data

anecdotal8.0
irrefutable evidence

evidence that cannot be denied or disproved

irrefutable8.0
scant evidence

Refers to a situation where there is very little proof or factual support.

scant8.0
substantial evidence

a large amount of information or facts that support a belief or conclusion

substantial8.0
visual evidence

Proof or confirmation that can be seen.

visual8.0
supporting evidence

Evidence that reinforces or confirms a claim or theory.

supporting7.9
tangible evidence

physical proof that can be touched or seen

tangible7.9
prosecution evidence

The information presented by the prosecution to prove their case.

prosecution7.7
damning evidence

Refers to evidence that proves someone is guilty or something is very wrong.

damning7.5
definitive evidence

indisputable evidence that settles a matter

definitive7.5
laboratory evidence

Facts or information from a laboratory that indicate whether a belief is true or valid.

laboratory7.5
indirect evidence

evidence that relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact, like a fingerprint at the scene of a crime

indirect7.3
incriminating evidence

Evidence which serves to show someone's involvement in a crime or wrongdoing.

incriminating7.2
unambiguous evidence

Evidence that is clear and not open to any doubt or misinterpretation.

unambiguous7.2
circumstantial evidence

evidence that relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact—like a fingerprint at the scene of a crime

circumstantial7.0
first-hand evidence

Proof obtained directly from a source.

first-hand7.0
flimsy evidence

weak and unconvincing proof or reason

flimsy7.0