Object

• authenticity: Bloomberg reserves the right to deny creation of your account based on Bloomberg's inability to verify the authenticity of your registration information.

• correctness: The aim is to verify software correctness using theorem provers or model checkers.

• accuracy: Check the printout with an accurate rule to verify the accuracy of the main scale.

• compliance: In a sweeping summary, he said the Protocol would " not improve our ability to verify compliance " .

Modifying Another Word

• independently: The holy grail is to develop an approach that would independently verify the conclusions of the cross-country analysis.

• secondly: Secondly verify that the printable side of the paper is face up, and check the type of paper being used.

Subject

• calculation: The variances of the parameter estimates are also equal under these conditions, which can be verified by straightforward calculations.

Used with why or when

• who: This information is used only for security reasons to verify who you are should you ever need to contact us.

Modifying Another Word

• empirically: Then again I empirically verified that my theorizing was correct.

• externally: Both the NCFE and the NCH bring you this jointly accredited credential in the interests of consolidating hypnotherapy training into an externally verified qualification.

Preposition: for

• accuracy: External links lead to sites and pages over which we have no control, and which we cannot verify for accuracy or content.

Preposition: by

• examiner: More importantly, they gave evidence of safe clinical practice as verified by an external examiner.

• calculation: The variances of the parameter estimates are also equal under these conditions, which can be verified by straightforward calculations.