Sentence examples for are recognised as valid from inspiring English sources

General studies and critical thinking are generally not accepted in terms of satisfying the university's offers, though they are recognised as valid qualifications in their own right.

While the HUIs and EQ-5D, generic health status instruments are recognised as valid and reliable for eliciting health status in adults and children aged over four years (for the HUIs and through proxy-assessment) or 14 years (for the EQ-5D) [ 3- 7], and are widely used in cost-utility analysis (CUA) [ 1, 8], their application for younger age-groups is still controversial [ 1].

A third option was to get divorced abroad, which would be recognised as valid in Malta.

Due to the peer-to-peer nature, only the latest or longest blockchain is recognised as valid - and it is this which poses a security risk, according to the researchers.

Although the authenticity of the tapes - which caused a sensation in Ukraine at the time - has been repeatedly questioned, Mr Kuzmin on Tuesday said that they would be recognised as valid evidence in the case.

The present paper reports on the experience of the Centre of Biomedical Research which is following an accreditation process for their own schemes in line with the CPA-EQA program and a proposal to set requirements that Italian schemes must follow to be recognised as valid and effective.

Seven percent of all NTM isolates could not be recognised as valid species.

Caring was recognised as challenging.

Pedometers are recognised as objective and valid measures of PA in older adult populations [ 61].

While workplace-based assessments are recognised as being reasonably valid assessments of competencies, they are generally designed to assess a specific competency.

Despite this, pharmacy records have been demonstrated to be a valid measure of the exposure of patients to their medication [ 41] and are recognised as a standard means of assessing compliance in the absence of a more accurate method.