admissible

(37) The 'basis rule' requires that opinion evidence must be identified and admissibly proved by the expert--a high requirement to fulfil.

(6.) The Federal Rules of Evidence sets out a scheme for determining the admissibility of hearsay that has as its unifying principle that for evidence to be admissibly for must be tested against two validating notions: reliability and necessity.

& CRIMINOLOGY 1, 5 (1986) (discussing general admissibly of behavioral science testimony in child sexual abuse prosecutions).

Loss functions such as "stress" are indices that assess the mismatch of (admissibly transformed) proximities and corresponding distances.

Let me make it hard on myself." And further--most frighteningly to Frank: "I want to do work that means something." Their motives may diverge, but both men are engaged in a form of purgatorial self-exile, one in service to the future, the other, less admissibly, to the past.

The Pentagon is, admissibly, the most powerful institution in history.