A qualitative statement made by an expert when presenting evidence is: A. a subjective statement corroborated by statistics. B. dependent on simple match standards of inquiry. C. supported by extensive research with peer review. D. a non-statistical statement about the strength of a match.

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23 February, 01:30

A qualitative statement made by an expert when presenting evidence is: A. a subjective statement corroborated by statistics. B. dependent on simple match standards of inquiry. C. supported by extensive research with peer review. D. a non-statistical statement about the strength of a match.

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Option - (A, C) : A qualitative statement made by an expert when presenting evidence is a subjective statement corroborated by statistics, and it is supported by the extensive research with peer review.

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As the different professionals or research workers are required to provide with the most valid and possible results based on the subjective statements corroborated by the statistical information or set of data collected by the different number of individuals inside a given area or region. Along, with which the different procedures are carried to consider the set of data or information for having a better set of conclusions in a more valid and professional way.