Examples of Substantial evidence in a sentence
Substantial evidence of alteration or adulteration at the collection site and laboratory means evidence which would support a reasonable conclusion that adulterants or foreign substances were added to the urine, that the urine was diluted, or that the specimen was substituted.
Substantial evidence of mass atrocity, civilian deaths in the tens of thousands, and sexual assault of female LTTE cadres dispute the veracity of this narrative (UN, 2012; Channel 4, 2011, 2012).
Substantial evidence from developmental studies suggests that with advancing gestation, fetal heart rate decelerates and fetal movement increases, indicating that the fetal response may vary according to the time of assessment (i.e. trimester differences) (Sorokin et al., 1982).
Substantial evidence - That degree of information which a reasonable mind, considering the records as a whole, might expect as adequate to support a conclusion that the matter asserted is true.
Substantial evidence shows that the digester system proposed by the CUP is of unprecedented size and combined technology indicated that if not used for the proscribed purpose there would be little, if any alternative use of the structures needed for the CUP.