Studies and focus groups have shown that people like ads that are based on policy, factually accurate and that forecast how a candidate would govern, giving them a reason to vote for a candidate -- as well as a reason to vote against the opponent.
It is important to understand that the FCC's proposed Order is based on a flawed and factually inaccurate understanding of Internet technology.
"It is important to understand that the FCC's proposed Order is based on a flawed and factually inaccurate understanding of Internet technology," the letter, addressed to lawmakers with oversight of the FCC, reads.
My view as a biological anthropologist and former American Anthropological Association AAAA) president is that Chagnon's characterization is based on illogical extrapolations and is factually incorrect.
In his Monday response, however, Cordileone -- who chairs the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops subcommittee for the promotion and defense of marriage -- said the conclusions about the organization are either "based on misinterpretation" or are simply "factually inaccurate".
It is this portrayal of torture bearing fruit that the Senate Intelligence Committee has condemned as "factually inaccurate" based on its review of more than six million pages of classified intelligence records.
To control for reflexivity bias, at least two researchers read and reviewed the material in-depth and summarised the content of each case into a concise description based on a uniform template that factually described the case and noted observations or comments on the case.
We watch and read the adverts (people's profiles) and – based on what we are told is factually relevant data – we then, allegedly, make a rational decision to try the product.
The baker said his cake-selling preferences flowed from his religious views, but, as a judge nicely articulated, it was actually factually illegal discrimination based on sexual orientation.
