Sentence examples for debated the accuracy from inspiring English sources

"Nobody's debated the accuracy of our claims," said Richard H. Verheij, UST's general counsel.

He was a prodigious writer, with 1,400 papers published over his lifetime, although his rivals debated the accuracy of his rapidly published works.

Historians have continued to debate the accuracy and validity of these claims.

One can debate the accuracy of his criticisms, but they were addressed to the merits of their research.

This finding has major implications for clinical trials and clinical practice, although some still debate the accuracy of perfusion CT in measuring ischaemic core volume compared to diffusion weighted imaging.

But the recounts will satisfy the documentary cravings of historians, journalists and many interested citizens who will be debating the accuracies of Florida's vote for many years to come.

Over brisket, we debated the historic accuracy of the Biblical account.

Mr. Tobias had been debating the scores' accuracy with CTB/McGraw-Hill for weeks, but the conflict did not come to a boil until yesterday, after reports in The Daily News and The New York Post.

Academics and political research groups debate the accuracy of that stereotype.

This paper has not sought to debate the value and accuracy of MR in the diagnosis of ACL injuries.

Primitive technological attempts to understand people have failed miserably, as evidenced by the long debate over the accuracy of lie detectors.