Sentence examples for a standard of accuracy from inspiring English sources

"The agreement we have reached in this criminal case with DocX should remind all mortgage-services processors that our system of titling real property will be held to a standard of accuracy and truth expected by homeowners across the country," Mr. Koster said in a statement.

The results show that most of the experimental data was predicted within a 5○C error margin, a reasonable standard of accuracy.

We expect traditional broadcast television to meet a gold standard of accuracy and quality, whereas when we view a user-generated video online we know to be more circumspect.

A BBC Trust director has said that Ofcom is not equipped to regulate the BBC because it is held to a "different standard of accuracy and impartiality" than the broadcasting watchdog applies to commercial rivals.

"It is surprising," admitted Horobin, "that more care isn't taken to ensure a higher standard of accuracy in formal documents coming out of the White House".

The positive predictive value was applied as a measurement standard of accuracy and indicated the proportions of positive results in the CNV validations.

We found that with a very liberal standard of accuracy only 20percentt of the prognoses were accurate.

"The Lifespan of a Fact" is the record of Fingal's increasingly exasperated attempt to hold D'Agata to a common-sensical standard of accuracy and D'Agata's increasingly defensive attempt to make Fingal feel primitive for believing in something so superannuated.

"However, when we present pieces whose power depends on their claim to authenticity, we must hold ourselves to a different and higher standard of accuracy.

By whose standard of accuracy?

"She was vitally interested in the company and its success and its maintaining its journalistic independence and standard of accuracy in its news reporting," he said.