Sentence examples for claims of validity from inspiring English sources

Consequently, claims of validity of the Knudsen model based on such a correlation may be misconceived.

We have chosen to describe research on the flipped classroom approach as a field of interest, as the research currently has no stable disciplinary basis or established claims of validity (see, for example, Whitley, 2000).

Another common problem is that claims of validity are made if a significant correlation coefficient is achieved without any reference to acceptable levels [ 7, 8].

In Hermann von Helmholtz's Mechanism, Gregor Schiemann sees Helmholtz's work in the sciences as characteristic of a shift from the early modern to the modern tradition, as emblematic of the "relativization of claims to validity" of scientific knowledge, the "loss of certainty" characteristic of the modern attitude toward science.

During the 3rd and 4th centuries a new world religion appeared in the form of Manichaeanism, which asserted itself as a superior form of Christianity with a new universal claim of validity.

In turn, the form of determination is an expression and empowerment of a certain claim of validity.

The design, called a Strand of Pearls design, leverages the practice of delivering instruction in sequential modules to generate robust findings for which claims of internal validity, external validity, and maximal generalizability can be made.

With such an expansion of Kantian practical reason, democracy is now grounded in the intersubjective structure of communication exhibited in the special form of reflective and reciprocal communication and public testing of claims to validity that Habermas calls "discourse".

Six: The claim to validity of the classic utopian project was that of a platonic ideal that had to sustain without a teleological realisation guarantee.

The claim to validity of the transhumanist project is completely different.

The Government of India rejected the firman, terming it a "legalistic claim of doubtful validity".