Sentence examples for quality and veracity from inspiring English sources

University of Bristol / Bath / Sungkyunkwan, South Korea A new peer review model would improve quality and veracity of scientific research, a study suggests.

And since the web is simply a more cost- and time-effective method of disseminating that information, 90% of the web is also bound to be crud, in terms of quality and veracity.

Her $2.25-million libel suit against Mary McCarthy, who demeaned the quality and veracity of Hellman's writing on the Dick Cavett show, in 1979 — "Every word she writes is a lie, including 'and' and 'the,' " McCarthy told Cavett — was meant to bankrupt McCarthy and warn off any whippersnapper with the temerity to challenge her version of events.

Data quality and veracity.

All succeeding steps in the workflow depend on the quality and veracity of this step in the process.

There is an indifference to evidence, a scorn for experts, and a propensity for paranoia at the very heart of the Trump campaign, all of which does not augur well for the quality and veracity of any Trump Administration should such a phenomenon come into existence.

Based on the specs it's probably the best camera system attached to a phone on the market right now, though real-life tests will have to be performed next month to determine image quality and evaluate the veracity of Apple's speed claims.

In general, big data has four important features, so called four V's: volume of data, velocity of processing the data, variability of data sources, and veracity of the data quality.

Specifically, the quality of big data can be explored along the dimensions of volume, variety, velocity, and veracity.

It is the ambition which consumes other people, and veracity, and trust, and eventually itself.

Results revealed significant age, valence, and veracity effects on children's memory reports.