Sentence examples for can be validly recorded from inspiring English sources
According to the results of this study, the scenic quality categories of visual variety, beauty, visual naturalness as well as overall scenic quality can be validly recorded on the Internet, while the assessment of a landscape's peculiarity/typicality cannot be done online without further background knowledge on the landscapes presented.
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A data set is called interesting, if six variables on important subsets of records can be validly analyzed.
Examining the reliability of morphological measures is critical before the measures can be validly used to investigate inter-individual differences.
The general natural gradient descent can be validly applied to determined algorithms (m=n) only.
Thus, the 11-item version can be validly applied as both a pre- and a posttest to reflect learning progress.
However, measures of emotional/behavioral impairment and emotional fluidity expectancies can be validly compared across gender and Hispanic national groups.
Our findings suggest that vitamin D deficiency is unlikely in the two seasonal subpopulations of noninstitutionalized adolescents and adults that can be validly assessed in NHANES III.
Soil taxonomic systems can be validly applied with fixed depth maxima as long as full-context genetic interpretations are made prior to and independently of the classification.
What remains missing, however, is an efficient and fair test of conceptual understanding that is adapted to the content taught to secondary school students and that can be validly applied as a pre- and posttest to reflect change.
When adherence to the prescribed drug dosage is known, true dose response can be validly estimated, while non-compliance with the nominal prescribed dosage causes unintended variability in actual drug exposure and ensuing difficulty in determining dose response.
