Sentence examples for be valid measures of from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: All the reference lines seem to be valid measures of change of pelvic obliquity relative to the size of the lifts (ie, the changes in pelvic obliquity seem to be causally related and correlated with the lifts).
However, we know from previous research that such highly aggregated education measures may not be valid measures of attainment within countries (Müller and Klein 2008), and may, as a consequence, be cross-nationally not actually comparable (Schneider 2010).
In general, either process or outcome may be valid measures of quality.
However, patient based assessments of health status have been proven to be valid measures of health in general populations [ 3, 59].
Teacher assessments have been shown to be valid measures of academic achievement, particularly for mathematics, reading and language (Hoge and Coladarci 1989).
Teacher assessments have been revealed to be valid measures of academic achievement, particularly for mathematics, reading and language (Hoge & Coladarci 1989).
Both scales have ample psychometric evidence that indicates they are valid measures of symptom outcome in major depression.
In summary, while there are valid measures of dental fear in English, there is a dearth of Spanish-language versions for use with Hispanics.
If the components were valid measures of HRQL, the exemplar groups would be expected to score lower on the MMQL-UK (PF) components than the control group.
However, for the reasons that follow, it is seldom possible to verify that serum concentrations of these compounds are valid measures of exposure.
