The cases appear verifiable, and the great majority identify (1) the individual practitioner, often with age, occupation, and residence; (2) the time and location that the alleged abuse took place, down to the level of the district, township, village, and often the specific jail institution; and (3) the names and ranks of the alleged perpetrators.
Unlike nearly everything else involving OpCartel, both claims appear to be verifiable facts.
Backing NAVs of private portfolio companies with the verifiable performance of investments in publicly traded stocks appears to create less agency frictions than quickening of exits and "grandstanding" (Gompers 1996).
Viewer numbers and ad impressions are impossible to quantify absolutely, but it appears to me that each show is getting downloaded through verifiable channels between 150 and 200 thousand times.
Together with some colleagues, he began scouring records like those kept by Bernhard and eventually determined that the first verifiable specimen appeared in Allentown in 1996, most likely via a shipping pallet from China.
The empiricist criterion of meaning itself does not seem to be a statement that expresses the formal relation of ideas, nor does it appear to be empirically verifiable.
The Legislature appears poised to do one important thing right: to require that touch-screen voting machines produce voter-verifiable paper records.
CEOs are considered "social" if he or she does at least one of the following: has a public and verifiable social network account on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Weibo, or Mixi; engages on the company website through messages, pictures, or video; appears in a video on the company YouTube or YouKu channel; or authors an external blog.
This construct has been understood as any potentially verifiable and observable disturbance in the life of the caregiver that is caused by the patient's disease and which appears as a result of supervision and stimulation tasks [ 9, 10].
Contrary to previous suggestions [ 8], inter-chromosomal interactions do not appear to be a common or experimentally verifiable phenomenon.
From today's perspective, 20th c. theories of literature appear neither as consistent epistemologies competing for scientifically verifiable truth, nor as analytic methods that can be adapted or abandoned at will.
