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1 допустимое доказательство
Law: acceptable evidence, adequate evidence, admissible evidence, competent evidence, legal evidence (принимаемое судом), receivable evidenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > допустимое доказательство
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2 надлежащее доказательство
Law: adequate evidence, competent evidence (признаваемое судом), legitimate evidence, proper evidence, due evidenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > надлежащее доказательство
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3 релевантное доказательство
Law: adequate evidence (относящееся к делу), competent evidence (относящееся к делу), relevant evidence (относящееся к делу), relevant proofУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > релевантное доказательство
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4 относящееся к делу доказательство
Law: adequate evidenceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > относящееся к делу доказательство
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5 подтверждение
confirmation, corroboration, affirmation• Адекватные экспериментальные подтверждения теории отсутствуют. - Adequate empirical support for the theory is lacking.• Имеется множество подтверждений идеи, что... - There is a great deal of evidence for the idea that...• Однако сейчас имеется более ясное подтверждение, что... - There is now, however, clearer evidence that...• Первое важное подтверждение приходит из... - The first important piece of evidence comes from...• Подтверждение этой точки зрения (= такого понимания) вытекает из того, что... - Confirmation of this view is found in the fact that...• Подтверждение этому наблюдению было получено из... - Confirmation of this observation was obtained from...• Поразительное подтверждение этой интерпретации было получено Смитом [12]. — Striking evidence for this interpretation was obtained by Smith [12].• Существуют экспериментальные подтверждения для утверждения, что... - There are experimental reasons for concluding that...• Эксперимент принес эффектное подтверждение... - The experiment provided dramatic confirmation of... -
6 приемлемый
1) General subject: acceptable, admissible, adoptable, agreeable, allowable, euphemistic (о выражении, слове), fair to middling, livable, liveable, reasonable, receivable, respectable, supportable, tolerable, unobjectionable, decentish, bearable2) Computers: usable3) Naval: endurable5) Obsolete: warrantable6) Bookish: entertainable7) Mathematics: acceptable (characteristics), acceptable (to), fair reasonable, plausible8) Religion: kosher9) Law: receivable in evidence10) Commerce: good12) Australian slang: not half bad13) Automobile industry: serviceable (напр. расход смазки)14) Stylistics: euphemious (о выражении, слове), euphemistical (о выражении, слове)15) Jargon: cromulent (неологизм, первое употр. 1996), copasetic16) Information technology: Viable, attractive17) Oil: tolerant19) Makarov: satisfactory, tolerable (напр. о руководстве) -
7 отсутствовать
lack, miss, be free of, be lacking, be absent, be missing• Адекватные экспериментальные подтверждения теории отсутствуют. - Adequate empirical support for the theory is lacking.• Поскольку строгие данные о существовании противоположного отсутствуют, мы предполагаем, что... - In the absence of strong evidence to the contrary we assume that...• Экспериментальные данные отсутствуют. - No experimental values are available.
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