As illustrated in Figure 4, the normality of the observed distribution is not only visually correlated on the left, and also statistically verifiable on the right.
The new Rapporteur must not only have recognized competence and professional experience in ESCER, but also a genuine and verifiable commitment to human rights and to victim-centered approaches.
"Unless foreign investment banks' investors can obtain verifiable guarantees that the rights of those to be relocated will be protected, they could become complicit in serious human-rights abuse," said Richard Dicker, associate council of Human Rights Watch-Asia, which recently issued a report critical of Three Gorges.
There is a reason Trump regularly tells lies that are very easy to debunk: The whole point of them is to assert the power to say what the truth is, even when — or especially when — easily verifiable facts, ones that are right in front of our noses, dictate the contrary.
In our case the focus of verifiable RM infection was the right proximal femur and its surrounding soft tissues with huge abscess formations.
President Obama is right to demand transparent, verifiable action for any deal.
The severity of the information blackout pales in comparison to the reports of horrific human rights abuses, or the verifiable stories from their gulag-style network of prison camps.
Frankly, it's been a scary and depressing few days for me personally, and I'm exhausted from trying to use verifiable facts to reason with far-right activists and Democratic sycophants who are willfully ignorant.
"So the recent moves of California and Nevada to require voter verifiable paper are huge steps in the right direction".
It requires both scientists and policy makers to work with accurate data, understood in the right context and taken from verifiable sources.
