Thus, groups of species were delimited for each variable and the Kruskal-Wallis test was performed, using these groups as a factor in order to study the validity of these groups more precisely.
Methodological rigor is a fundamental factor in the validity and credibility of the results of a meta-analysis.
The Court of Appeals has held that the necessity for the use of a photographic display is an important factor in judging the validity of pretrial identification procedures, though lack of necessity is not a per se ground for rejecting the identification.
The specificity of the antibody to the analyte of interest is the limiting factor in the validity of any immunoassay system.
As well, specificity of the antibody to the analyte of interest is the limiting factor in the validity of the assay.
The experience of the arthroscopist is another important factor in the validity of cartilage lesion grading.
A crucial factor in ensuring a high internal validity of such experiments is the appropriate choice of control groups (see Castro-Alonso, Ayres, & Paas, 2016, for a related criticism of research in the field of multimedia learning).
This might be a confounding factor in a trial, and may affect the validity of the results.
In Europe, Weir (2005) advocates a socio-cognitive approach to the design and development of language assessments, which views contextual elements as an important determinant factor in establishing "context validity", that is, "the extent to which the choice of tasks in a test is representative of the larger universe of tasks of which the test is assumed to be a sample" (p. 19).
The answer obtained in this question was used as a weighting factor in order to decide the validity of the next question.
Finally, as noted previously by McEvoy and colleagues [ 25], the lack of information on the preswitch sedation status of patients is a limiting factor in terms of understanding the validity of categorizing the preswitch agents as "sedating" or "non-sedating".
