Sentence examples for higher veracity from inspiring English sources

First, there is Morgan's writing, which combines so brilliantly an exaggerated empathy for what I'm probably not allowed to call the royals' plight with an uncanny ability to use half-truths (and even complete untruths) to achieve some (possibly dubious) higher veracity.

John Ashcroft is a good man of high veracity that will keep his word.... Maybe the raven will be heard nevermore.

Operational data, in addition to equipment performance data, design and construction data, creates large volumes of data with high veracity and variety.

High Veracity of data in Health Informatics, as in any field using analytics, is a concern when working with possibly noisy, incomplete, or erroneous data (as could be seen from faulty clinical sensors, gene microarrays, or from patient information stored in databases) where such data needs to be properly evaluated and dealt with.

Phylogenetic tree constructed from exon 2 sequences of anuran MHC class I alleles was chosen as reference because this tree had a clear topology due to high polymorphic sequences and had high veracity due to the partitioning strategy.

Advances in imaging technology in the beginning of the twenty-first century have opened the proverbial floodgates on the availability of high-veracity information on structure and functionality.

In the last decade, high-resolution STEM and STM imaging techniques have enabled acquisition of high-veracity information [121] at the atomic scale, readily providing insight on positions and functionality of materials that have been inaccessible due to a lagging analysis framework in the microscopy communities.

If it did, scientific explanations might not have any claim to a higher level of veracity than religious stories.