Similar words: possibility, impossibility, accessibility, compressibility, inaccessibility, admissible, inadmissible, visibility. Meaning: [əd‚mɪsə'bɪlətɪ] 
n. acceptability by virtue of being admissible.
n. acceptability by virtue of being admissible. 
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1. However, the admissibility of such evidence was questioned when the Crown cross-questioned Professor Macleod, an expert witness for the trustees.
2. Fears about the admissibility of electronic invoices as evidence in court proceedings have held back some factors.
3. Rules have developed restricting the admissibility of evidence other than the written words of the contract.
4. I can rule on the admissibility of aliens.
5. The second is regulations of admissibility.
6. There were many controversies over the issues of admissibility in the international court of justice.
7. Admissibility of linear predictionlinear model with linear equality constraint under quadratic loss function are investigated.
8. The focus of the attacks on admissibility have changed over time.
9. In most cases, questions of admissibility are governed by evidence rules.
10. Rule 702 , which concerns admissibility , it is stated.
11. The chapter four: the rule of admissibility and the reform of civil procedure in China.
12. Chapter one: the basic problem of admissibility in common law.
13. Specially, we discuss the U - admissibility of several MRE estimators under different loss functions.
14. The admissibility of functions is regulated by continuity requirements and boundary conditions.
15. The cournts have limited its admissibility in 16 cases, generally because of statistical questions.
16. Firstly, the admissibility of video evidence is different from that of record evidence.
17. This method, which is commonly known as staged search, does affect the admissibility of the algorithm.
18. Put this way, the claim helps B overcome another admissibility hurdle.
19. The same line of reasoning was applicable to the admissibility of evidence relating to previous agreements.
20. The Court agreed with the Special Commissioner over the admissibility of the evidence of the taxpayer's expert witness.
21. Its value is decided by the scientific evidences and practical function of mental test conclusions, and its privative force should be determined by judges, for its admissibility of evidence.
22. The proceedings may be confusing—with silver-tongued barristers arguing for the admissibility of this or that document or video clip—but the emotions they touch are raw.
23. We are waiting for the judge to rule on the admissibility of the defense evidence.
24. A new perfect correlation signal was proposed, which can be called as almost perfect punctured binary sequence pairs. Its properties and combinatorial admissibility conditions were studied.
25. A few courts have followed Ferebee's broader view of admissibility.
26. At the present time,[sentencedict.com] researchers put much more attention to admissibility of evidence but not demonstrability.
27. Chapter one expounds the intendment and the legal values reserved in probing into rules of evidentiary admissibility and weight in respect of ship's collision at sea.
28. We are waiting for the judge to rule on the admissibility of the defence evidence.
29. Relevant administrative organs shall inform each other about the admissibility of petitions situation.
30. By the Fall of 1994, eleven states had statutes mandating the admissibility of DNA evidence.
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