Sentence examples for assessing the veracity from inspiring English sources
It says that we must, in assessing the veracity of an apparition, take into account "the possibility that the subject might have added, even unconsciously, purely human elements or some error of the natural order to an authentic supernatural revelation".
Furthermore, we also performed a simulation study, assessing the veracity of parameter estimation and model comparison using synthetic data for which the ground truth was known.
After assessing the veracity of the RNFL plot (figure 2B), the regions of abnormal thinning can be identified.
Our CRISPR-Cas9 screening strategy could be widely applied to screen for CRISPR-Cas9 mutants in a variety of contexts including the generation of mutant cell lines for in vitro research, the generation of transgenic organisms and for assessing the veracity of CRISPR-Cas9 homology directed repair.
But surely it is as unable to assess the veracity of accused abusers' denials as therapists are unable to assess the veracity of patients' accusations.
As expected, it took students much longer to assess the veracity of true scientific statements that cut against our instincts.
Moody's said it will review its ratings and "seek to assess the veracity of the claims" made by Muddy Waters.
This simple procedural reform will deter police coercion, deter frivolous defense claims of coercion, and enable trial judges and juries to assess the veracity of taped confessions.
Nowhere in the document does the agency assess the veracity of those sources, though it does note that at one point the agency had "not been able to corroborate some of the more sensational threat reporting".
On Nov. 3, Vida G. Bottom, chief of the Justice Department's public corruption unit, wrote to the lawyers, saying, "The F.B.I. has undertaken a preliminary review to assess the veracity of those allegations".
While it was not possible to assess the veracity of Ms. Bhutto's charges, she has long accused parts of the government, namely Pakistan's premier military intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI, of working against her and her party because they oppose her liberal, secular agenda.
