Sentence examples for accepting the accuracy from inspiring English sources

It could also be argued that there may be a bias towards "accepting" the accuracy of the (initial) IDI result, since respondents may find it easier to say they have given misleading information to a clinic interviewer earlier in the process than to admit, face-to-face, that they have just misled the IDI interviewer.

Given their professional standing and in the face of a challenge to the publication's accuracy they have stood by their article and in the absence of any credible challenge to its accuracy by Mr Whelan we accept the accuracy of the article".

Mr Brimstone said he did not accept the accuracy of the account of events given in Spotlight.

In response to her allegations, Mr Brimstone told Spotlight he did not accept the accuracy of the account of events the programme had put to him.

Mr Brimstone told Spotlight he did not accept the accuracy of the account of events but Mrs Palmer stood by her claim.

Many scholars accept the accuracy of the earliest biographies, though their accuracy is unascertainable.

Clearly, many of these non-Muslims -- seemingly eager to accept the accuracy of the most vicious and aberrant interpretations of Islam as promoted by ISIS and associates -- simply don't get the joke.

The latter were unfortunately in the minority, so it proved very difficult to accept the accuracy and validity of some of the "facts" and conclusions.

In view of these results, we accepted the accuracy at the statistical level of the predicted probabilities and we used them to compute theoretical scores following Eq. (1) and Eq. (2) (provided in Additional File 2).

The first question assessed the accuracy of accepting the NHS number supplied in routine NHS data as the basis of a unique identifier.

16 Moreover, Hospital Episode Statistics data have compared favourably with clinical registry data, 17 18 19 20 and it is widely accepted that the accuracy of data recording is improving.