Sentence examples for availability valid from inspiring English sources
Availability: VaLID is available through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Training Program in Neurodegenerative Lipidomics resources web site at https://www.med.uottawa.ca/lipidomics/resources.html.html
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The above prize is available Sunday to Thursday, subject to availability and valid until 1st July 2014.
The availability of valid criteria for defining severe pneumonia would provide a more reliable basis for improving patients risk assessment.
Rather, other considerations should be examined: availability of valid data describing who is most involved in crime and the availability of evidence-based interventions.
The third column shows how the availability of "valid" instruments helps overcome the attenuation bias when the measurement error is classical.
The availability of valid accelerometer data from 5%% of the sample in the study by Sallis et al. [30] is especially notable.
A basic prerequisite for risk assessment in this context is the availability of valid and reliable data on residue loads from spraying with herbicides.
Such a knowledge would minimise the need for a former study of the driving simulator validity and an afterwards study for verification of the results in real traffic conditions, which, in turn, would imply minimization of the research/education resources with the in parallel availability of valid results.
The quality and reliability of assessments based on the Sustainability Indicator System (SIS) such as the one we presented in this paper depends on the appropriateness of the selected indicators, the availability of valid data series, targets determined and the evaluation method applied, e.g. based on the distance-to-target approach.
The availability of valid and reliable methods for studying incentive learning and other reward-related behaviors in experimental animals is essential to furthering our understanding of the neural, genetic and molecular basis of addiction.
