Sentence examples for verified narrative from inspiring English sources

Researchers then compared the verified narrative summaries to identify commonalities and differences across sites.

Accuracy of the narratives was verified by school personnel [ 30].

On the basis that imagination, too, is no more than a fancy, upmarket word for fibbing, acts of fiction remain unknown; at Lecture Films, the movie studio where Mark toils — he is introduced as "one of our least successful screenwriters" — the typical product consists of a blazered bore reciting a plain historical narrative woven from verified facts.

The narrative was doubly verified via official documents, speeches, press releases and media reports within Taiwan and the PRC.

According to Item 63 of "Civil Law" (2012), evidence includes plaintiff narratives but must be verified before being regarded as fact.15 Judges cannot accept narratives as legal evidence.

Annual reports are considered to be more credible (Neu et al. 1998) in the sense that, the annual report has full narrative materials and they are verified by auditors.

As noted in the methods section, the study findings (narrative and stakeholder mapping) were verified with more than half of respondents.

"He wants to see the biblical narratives as history where possible but he is also trying to explain details in the narratives that cannot be historically verified," he said.

Twitter provided a stream of data from a new democratic class of informants and orejas, creating a narrative of unpunctuated fragments from sources known and unknown, verified and unverified.

This conceptual model was verified by analysing the perception of 28 settlers, using an environmental narrative method.

Narrative synthesis was performed by the first reviewer (CC) and verified by the senior author (WH).