Acceptability, he observed, rests on a variety of considerations other than veracity, which means conventional wisdom can be wrong.
When he comes to another favourite industry line, that "ADHD is the most studied disorder in the history of child psychiatry", Schwarz wryly adds: "As if volume meant veracity".
Thus, ET may be a conceptual obstacle to a search for greater meaning in life, so rejecting or denying ET's veracity may be a means of regulating existential anxiety.
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.
It is confirmed that the plant has antiviral potentials against ASF virus and farmers' claims seem to have certain degree of veracity, but finding the best means of exploring the potential of the plant while reducing its cytotoxic effect in- vitro and in- vivo will be necessary.
This is the first one to pass a publisher's muster, in part I think because the setting – Jersey, where I grew up – meant that the veracity I prize in screenwriting and fiction came more easily.
Her other birth name, Satyavati, means "truthful"; satya means "veracity".
Some limitations that may exist in our study are the fact that since the abortions were clandestinely carried out, some of the information found in the patients' file might not be accurate enough, for instance the duration of antibiotic coverage, and we have no means to verify their veracity.
To increase the veracity of the evaluation, the arithmetic mean values of each line at Zhengzhou and Luoyang location were averaged to obtain RIL trait values in long day environment of Henan province, and the arithmetic mean values of each line at Shunyi and Changping location were averaged to obtain RIL trait values in long day environment of Beijing.
That means context, background, importance and veracity.
