Sentence examples for assessment are valid from inspiring English sources

It can be seen in Figure 10 from the comparison of the predicted values and the real values of RUL in the experiment that proposed model and SMC method for online assessment are valid and promising.

If construct validity has been established, then and only then can we ensure that the inferences we make based on the assessment are valid.

For instance, in subjects with knee OA or with risk factors for knee OA, within-grade changes in semi-quantitative MR imaging assessment are valid and may increase sensitivity in detecting longitudinal changes of cartilage and bone marrow lesions [ 26].

The findings obtained from the study showed that the "An Attitudes Scale Toward Online Assessment" was valid and reliable.

It follows that the assessors were not without authority to assess national bank shares; that where no debts of the owners existed to be deducted the assessment was valid, and the tax paid under it a valid tax.

Doing this frequently in my training, I received valuable feedback from my advisors as to whether my assessment were valid and constructive, and I learned to frame the response in an appropriate tone (a perhaps unappreciated, yet vital editorial skill is the ability to communicate your opinion clearly).

This form of zygosity assessment is valid, with a misclassification rate of only 4% [24].

This physical activity assessment is valid compared with activity records and accelerometer data.

Even though they were individually instructed in assessing preoperative cervical dilatation, it is difficult to be certain that every doctor's assessment was valid and reliable.

In light of this result, we feel that our radiological assessment is valid for evaluating liver function, fibrosis, and necroinflammatory activity.

For the BASC, the Infrequency Index (F) includes items that are rarely endorsed when the assessment is valid and can indicate an excessively negative evaluation of the child, a failure to follow instructions, random responding, or difficulty reading.