Sentence examples for increased authenticity from inspiring English sources

For increased authenticity, research was carried out into the medieval period aspects such as assassinations and historical figures.

I started my midlife journey toward increased authenticity and transparency when I began to crave increased depth in my relationships more than I craved self-protection.

For increased authenticity, research was conducted into 18th century aspects such as duels, although designers also observed the choreography of actors in related films and TV series, such as Sharpe.

"These updates are part of our continued efforts to increase authenticity and transparency of Pages on our platform".

Nonetheless, he argued that Trapit increases authenticity (defined in this case as "removing layers of abstraction between the buyer and the seller") by allowing employees to promote their companies without turning into complete "corporate shills".

Whilst he spells out a compelling argument for the Objective Structured Long Examination Record no psychometric data is presented although it does appear to increase authenticity.

The draft manuscript was circulated to the nurses for review of accuracy prior to submission and no amendments were suggested, increasing authenticity of the data.

But at the moment – with policies under assault, his past coming under new and increasing scrutiny – authenticity is all he has, whether the task at hand is to persuade a wider electorate or simply to remould the Labour party.

I appreciate that this can increase the authenticity of the document in terms of it being a proper assessment but that needs to be weighed against the use that will be made by the opponents of action who will add up the number of judgements on which we do not have absolute clarity.

The results suggest there is an opportunity to increase experiential authenticity of 3D landscape visualizations with sound.

Presenting words in context increases the authenticity of the test; in fact, Read (2000) claims that words should almost always be shown in context.