Sentence examples for be a valid means from inspiring English sources

Quantification of mRNA content in tissue may however be a valid means to measure increased or decreased alterations in protein production at specific conditions.

Switching antiretroviral drugs for others that have the same efficacy and safety profile at a lower cost (cost-reduction measures, CRM) could prove to be a valid means of generating savings.

France's constitutional court has upheld a ban on hydraulic fracturing, ruling that the law against the energy exploration technique known as "fracking" is a valid means of protecting the environment.

The supposed definition of "racial profiling" — that the alleged behavior of any fragment of a population becomes the basis for categorizing it in its sum, that epidermal hues are a valid means of reflexively predicting character — is what we, in more honest moments in our past, simply referred to as racism.

Two-day diet records are a valid means of measuring food and nutrient intakes [17].

In the cut bamboo experiments, we found that Fd measurement using a 10 mm probe was a valid means of determining the water-use behavior of a Moso bamboo, although a specific correction was needed.

This test is a valid means for assessing upper body strength in the elderly [ 22, 51].

The 1RM leg press test is a valid means to assess leg muscle strength in elderly men and women [ 50].

The systematic guideline review method is a valid means of making use of existing guidelines, and allows a systematic approach to the development of a new guideline.

LSMDs are a valid means of defining sub-groups within non-specific LBP, in a conservative care population of patients with RCLBP.

This is a valid means of comparing multiple samples, however, it doesn't speak to the purity of the samples being compared.