Sentence examples for test veracity from inspiring English sources

In recent years lawyers have begun to present brain images as evidence, usually to mitigate responsibility for a crime or to test veracity of testimony, as in a polygraph; increasingly, those images have been admitted.

The extraordinary sensitivity of these assays has served to raise the bar of expectation of test veracity, while improving practicality and containing costs.

To test the veracity of it you would have to survey ITV staff, anonymously.

They want the numbers because they want to trust the report, to test its veracity and sometimes to see what else they can find in the data.

When designing their experiments, groups must prepare to replicate their experiments ten times in order to test the veracity of the data.

It was often inaccurately compiled and incomplete – we compared Nato-recorded casualties too, to test the veracity of the data, and the results varied.

Yet Pettitte knows better than to mess with Sabathia, whose eventful week — a shaky start last Sunday against Tampa Bay, the birth of his fourth child on Thursday — would test the veracity of Pettitte's claim.

Barnett, the government's first witness, said the House committee sought Clemens's testimony so it could test the veracity of former Senator George J. Mitchell's report on steroid use in Major League Baseball.

Unfortunately, it is often difficult to test the veracity of this claim in a causal sense using large, recent, representative and disaggregated data.

Before considering the implications of these findings, we would compare them with others as a test of veracity; but as we have noted, there are none from this Region.

For this reason, among others, a literature has recently developed to test the veracity of Putnam's claims and, more generally, the strength of the relationship between immigration/diversity and social cohesion worldwide.