Sentence examples for organization accuracy from inspiring English sources

He is a member of the "Citizens Commission on Benghazi," a panel created by the conservative media organization Accuracy in Media that has trafficked in conspiracy theories about the 2012 attack on a U.S. compound in Libya, in which several officials were killed.

Information quality factors included the organization, accuracy, completeness and accessibility of the patient record [ 23, 28, 29, 35- 37, 44, 45, 47- 56].

With our extensive evaluation of the MLST technique and its comparison with FAFLP, we believe that the issues related to strain diversity as well as the taxonomic organization and accuracy of the reference collection(s) were set to rest in a best possible way.

They received formative feedback from the instructor and two peers each time, with the feedback consisting of written comments identifying strengths and weaknesses in organization, clarity, accuracy, and completeness.

In fact, the only significant correlation for the number of slides used is a moderate correlation with completeness, indicating that, while the number of slides does not have a strong effect on organization or accuracy, it does have an effect on the completeness or perceived completeness of the map.

Accompanying these broadly-focused advocates for social and economic conservatism were single-issue organizations like Accuracy in Media, which advanced a right-wing critique of mainstream news organizations, and a number of organizations aimed at countering mainstream judicial and legal theories, such as the Institute for Justice.

Anyone strolling through the CPAC exhibition hall in recent days saw booths from several right-of-center magazines (American Spectator , HumanEvents, American Conservative, Weekly Standard), a couple newspapers (Washington Examiner, Washington Times) and conservative watchdog organizations (Media Research Center/News Busters Accuracy in Media).

Some 3,000 of them, many spurred by an "action alert" from the organization Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, wrote to the PBS ombudsman, Michael Getler, last week criticizing the choice of Mr. Meacham.

The organization Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting found that in 2013, the major network news programs aired 450 segments on extreme weather events, but only 16 of the segments mentioned climate change.

In 2005, the media criticism organization Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) released a study of C-SPAN's morning telephone call-in show Washington Journal, showing that Republicans were favored as guests over Democrats by a two-to-one margin during a six-month period that year, and that people of color are underrepresented.

Contact the following media analysis organizations, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting[1] and SourceWatch[2].