Sentence examples for a strong validity from inspiring English sources
The court system as planned also means that the one crucial weapon in defence of such an attack - a strong validity challenge - may be deferred until after a defendant has been injuncted.
Despite the heterogeneity of CD4+ effector Th cells being higher than previously thought and some of their subsets exhibiting high plasticity, the Th1/Th2 paradigm still maintains a strong validity.
For a stronger validity of the analytic process, the analysis of the text was carried out autonomously by each author in five successive steps, each of which represents an increasing level of generalization [ 17].
When both methodologies support a two-factor structure, the model shown in the exploratory factor analysis provides a stronger validity than the result from the confirmatory factor analysis because the two-factor structure is thoroughly robust despite the errors.
Thirty-five were cross-sectional studies [ 4, 17- 50] with on average a fairly strong internal validity (score 3.5) and a strong external validity (score 2.5).
The ESS is generally considered to be a prominent source of cross-national data with strong validity and reliability, with a mean response rate of over 60% [10], [11].
We consider the Byzantine consensus problem in a partially synchronous system with strong validity.
This paper deals with the problem of how to compare the time performance of byzantine consensus algorithms in a partially synchronous system with strong validity.
It is possible that the MHI-5 is more general than the MDI but the MHI-5 is not general enough to show strong validity as a measure of other disorders than mood disorder.
We compared the leader-based and the decentralized variant of two typical Byzantine consensus algorithms with strong validity in an analytical way using the same round implementation.
Initial validation of ToFHLiD showed a low internal reliability but a strong convergent validity since the ToFHLiD scores were highly correlated to the REALD-99 scores.
