Sentence examples for accuracy and veracity from inspiring English sources

Dodson, a lecturer at Leeds Beckett university, approvingly quotes the Guardian's editor, Katharine Viner, who criticised a media business model based on "chasing down cheap clicks at the expense of accuracy and veracity".

The Romney campaign is willing to disregard criticism concerning accuracy and veracity in favor of  "blowing the dog whistle of racism" – resorting to a campaign appealing to racial symbols, images and issues in its bid to break the frustratingly persistent Obama lead in the polls, which has lasted for the past 10 months.

Those variants may be potentially useful targets for cancer therapy, however, the accuracy and veracity of these databases have yet to be confirmed.

Finally, three engineering examples are separately proposed to evaluate the interval surface accuracy thereby validating the effectiveness and veracity of the proposed method.

Note that Zinn believed wholeheartedly in truth or at least veracity, accuracy, and precision.

The accuracy of these computer models depends on two factors, the nature and veracity of the flow model itself, and the accuracy of the topographic data set over which it is run.

"Computers cannot 'read.' They cannot measure the essentials of effective written communication: accuracy, reasoning, adequacy of evidence, good sense, ethical stance, convincing argument, meaningful organization, clarity, and veracity, among others".

Data quality and veracity.

Results revealed significant age, valence, and veracity effects on children's memory reports.

The surface evolution process can be theoretically and experimentally described with certain feasibility and veracity.

As a result, people's confidence in the reliability and veracity of digital images is declining.