Sentence examples for terms of veracity from inspiring English sources

"The information is somewhat questionable in terms of veracity and spun in terms that are advantageous to the sponsor," says Jeffrey Lieberman Jeffrey Lieberman, a professor of psychiatry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Let's see if the proposed approach is well suited to face the graph's scalability in term of volume, the velocity in terms of time complexity and result quality in terms of veracity.

However, further efforts are required to reduce the big data streams in terms of velocity and veracity.

As the son of Orestes López -- a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose work with his brother, Israel (Cachao) López, the legendary bassist, was a linchpin of the revolution in Cuban music from the 1930's on -- Mr. López has nothing to prove in terms of aesthetic veracity.

A bigger determinant occurred in the last six months - we've seen a tech pull-back in terms of the veracity to fund startups.

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.

Specifically, this study aims at investigating the characteristics, standards of design and production models, the efficiency of medium and instructional materials of each company and institution in terms of comprehensiveness, dimensions, veracity, precision, and finally in terms of being user- friendly.

For example, if a community is mainly dominated by students and low income earners, the preference for monetary incentive is easily justified in terms of efficiency and veracity compared to if the community members were predominately people of affluence and enviable socioeconomic status.

Even lacking certainty about facts, what emerges as the Cain story unfolds is a picture of a man with significant deficits in terms of temperament, judgment and, potentially, veracity.

Whilst the suit skirts the question of free speech in terms of Avvo not confirming the veracity of supplied information, it does not seem to have the potential of becoming a legal battle focused on free speech.

Although the statement by Ryan (2) that "glucose is playing a minimal role in LGA" may have some limited veracity in terms of theoretical PAFs, it ignores the strong body of evidence showing that GDM is a modifiable risk factor for LGA and that GDM treatment provides the other clinically important benefits noted above.