Sentence examples for truth testing from inspiring English sources

Having both sets of data, some criminologists assert, would allow for a sort of truth testing.

The significance of adding the non-Gaussianity could be demonstrated by comparing segmentation images made with and without that feature; however the results can only be meaningfully compared with good ground truth testing.

"They have not yet been subjected to the full truth testing mechanisms of a judicial proceding".

The segmentation looks quite good by visual inspection, but rigourous ground truth testing has not been performed due to lack of data.

Thus, while anyone could write a book, places like Random House or McGraw Hill filtered out and truth tested that to which they put their name.

The ugly, type-heavy layouts that delivered uncomfortable truths tested miserably.

Does it pass the truth test?

Yet to subject Casanova's account of himself to a truth test is to miss the point entirely.

In truth, test scores were mixed during Mr. McCall's 1991-1993 tenure, with some grades improving and others falling behind.

This is the part of his quote that gets repeated: "McCain has gone, in some of his ads, similarly gone one step too far in sort of attributing to Obama things that are, you know, beyond the 100-percent truth test," Mr. Rove said Sunday on "Fox News Sunday".

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