Sufficient Evidence

Definition

Sufficient evidence means having enough relevant facts, data, examples, or testimony that supports an argument's claims effectively without leaving any doubts about its validity.

Related terms

Anecdotal Evidence:

Anecdotal evidence refers to personal stories or individual experiences that may not be representative of the overall truth or reality.

Statistical Evidence: Statistical evidence involves using numerical data and analysis to support an argument or claim.

Expert Testimony:

Expert testimony is when statements or opinions are provided by individuals who have specialized knowledge or expertise in a particular field, adding credibility to an argument.