Sentence examples for better verification from inspiring English sources

The Fed recently proposed new rules for banks that would, for example, require better verification of borrowers' income and reduce onerous prepayment penalties.

In return for better verification, we should seek speedy ratification of the threshold test ban treaty and cut back on the number and scale of our tests.

And as for "the absence of any independent verification", what better verification could you have than the internal documents of the tobacco companies revealed by the class action disclosure?

In order to obtain a deeper insight and better verification of the simulation code, we measured the forming-limit curve, FLC, for the same steel sheet.

Trying to move talks forward, American diplomats have struck a tentative deal that would allow North Korea to "acknowledge" American "concerns" about uranium and proliferation activities, in return for better verification of Yongbyon's plutonium haul.

Banks have been caught by surprise by the level of fraud, and the Guardian understands that some are scrambling to ensure that better verification and checking systems are put in place to prevent the problem running out of control, with around two million Americans already using the system.

When the pH value was adjusted to 5.0, both the physical and chemical stabilities were better: the verification test showed that the sedimentation inhibition rates on the 3rd, 5th,10th andaysh days were 41%, 55 %, 41, and 23%, respectively.

Whatever you envision yourself doing whether it's designing a more climate-resilient city infrastructure or mapping the architecture of cell growth; creating the next generation of solar collectors or using machine learning to customize cancer treatment; collaborating on better nuclear verification methods or pushing the boundaries of quantum computing we can help you achieve it.

Because the structural, dynamic and functional aspects of these proteins have not been sufficiently characterized, it is difficult to tell whether these predictions are incorrect or represent plausible hypotheses awaiting better experimental verification.

There could be more age verification, better separation of "safe for children" and "meant for adults content," and more focus on messaging to users that moderation was meant to help the product and focus audiences rather than to puritanically filter.

Such a protocol could allow a better comparison of verification phase V̇O2max across different studies, and an adequate comparison of other outcomes assessed as well (e.g. maximal power output, ventilatory thresholds).