Sentence examples for acknowledging the accuracy from inspiring English sources

While acknowledging the accuracy of the information in the report, officials with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, known as Afscme, insisted that corruption was no worse in their union than in many others.

The I.R.S. acknowledged the accuracy of the numbers, which were obtained under court order.

He acknowledged the accuracy of Ms. Vendler's categories: "The first four books were looking into the ground," he explained.

We note that Sir Tim Hunt has acknowledged the accuracy of St Louis's reporting and has apologised for his remarks," he said.

The Justice Department acknowledges the accuracy of many of Azar's specific claims, but it denies that Azar was ever threatened with a photograph of his family or that he was malnourished.

In view of our limited sample size (and particularly the ratio of students to items) we elected in the first instance to examine in detail the psychometric properties of the musculoskeletal component of the EMQ examination, acknowledging the limitations associated with the accuracy of the person estimate based upon 24 items (29).

We acknowledge that the accuracy of these data will be questionable, as it is impossible to know for sure that a partner did not have sex with others.

We acknowledge that the accuracy and reproducibility of this method is poor but the results gave an estimate in a situation where there was dearth of data for prevalence of diabetes.

Acknowledging the participating scientists.

However, we acknowledge the offset in accuracy that is dependent on parameters such as the tracking effectiveness of the motion estimation algorithm, temporal resolution and the quality of the track features in the intensity images.

But now as energy security, food security, water security and climate security all press in on us – and are seen to be increasingly interlinked – I think we should celebrate (or at least acknowledge) the uncomfortable longer term accuracy of at least some of the Limits team's analysis and forecasts.