I also am soundly uncertain about the veracity of Obama's plans for gay rights.
Veracity Deals with uncertain or imprecise data, its cleaning before the processing.
The veracity of whether research questions were uncertain was checked by reference to published systematic reviews.
The reliance, exclusively until recently, on the consistency in prevalence data in concentrated epidemics, over time and of the veracity of empirically derived, but nevertheless uncertain, estimates of sizes of key populations [ 30] could also lead to biased results.
Trends in arrest rates will, ceteris paribus, reflect offending trends, and while changes in policing practice and exogenous factors mean the veracity of the ceteris paribus assumption is uncertain, the data described below offer good reason to conclude it is not unreasonable for present purposes.
The veracity of these tie-ins to the film is uncertain.
The veracity of this minor difference between the methods is uncertain, given the small number of grain size measurements made here.
True direct development was therefore thought to be a characteristic of arachnids; however, the veracity of larval eurypterids apparently showing a reduced segment count [ 75] is uncertain [ 76], and so it is unclear whether true direct development had already been attained by eurypterids.
Variety means that data can come in different forms such as unstructured (e.g., text), semi-structured (e.g., XML documents), or structured (e.g., as a table), and veracity refers to the fact the data may or may not be trustworthy or uncertain.
In his official 2013 Nowruz address, Supreme Leader of Iran Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei questioned the veracity of the Holocaust, remarking that "The Holocaust is an event whose reality is uncertain and if it has happened, it's uncertain how it has happened".
