Sentence examples for support the veracity from inspiring English sources
The committee also could not find any evidence to support the veracity of the reports.
Furthermore, a sizeable proportion of participants reported condom use fatigue, which could be considered to support the veracity of self-reported condom use behaviors.
Figure 5b gives the results from a multinomial logistic regression, and the model coefficients that are statistically significant support the veracity of these observations.
Other authors using telephone survey techniques also experienced similar problems (with an 18.5% response rate) and use identical arguments to our own to support the veracity of the data set [ 28].
Officials have said his story checks out and survival experts concede living in such conditions is theoretically possible, supporting the veracity of what could be one of history's greatest maritime endurance feats.
But clearly the lady has by now had enough, given the CIA's recent hacking of her Senate committee's computers in an effort to suppress a key piece of evidence supporting the veracity of the committee's completed but still not released 6,300- page study that the CIA is bent on suppressing.
The colinearity of the genetic and physical maps supported the veracity of both.
Further supporting the veracity of the assemblies, the identification of scaffolds that belong to these genomes was very simple.
These procedures strengthened our capabilities to observe small health effects, as reported earlier (Brook et al. 2010), within a relatively small sample size and theoretically added support for the veracity of the health exposure associations.
However, the fact that hair growth responded in the opposite direction to that expected and that patients reporting hair loss prior to therapy had lower testosterone levels than those not reporting hair loss does provide support for the veracity of the observation.
Detailed clinical observations will support the epistemological caution put on the veracity accorded to offender's speeches.
