Sentence examples for compromised the validity of from inspiring English sources
The San Francisco Chronicle revealed actions that compromised the validity of California's high stakes achievement tests in at least 123 public schools between 2004 and 2006.
The continuing improvement of the torpedo meant that submarines and destroyers would be able to destroy battleships; this in Fisher's view heralded the end of the battleship or at least compromised the validity of heavy armour protection.
While the tests were sufficient to determine the difficulty in locating and identifying the fighter on the radar scope, the many other variables involved in the June 6 incident, including the deteriorated condition of '458', compromised the validity of the study.
The survey results were self-reported and this may have compromised the validity of answers to sensitive questions.
The quality of reporting compromised the validity of the included studies – in particular assessor blinding of group allocation and insufficient data to allow meta-analysis.
The wide range of days between tests was not controlled for and this may have compromised the validity of the test-retest results.
If the dropout rate is high, a wrong assumption about the missing data may compromise the validity of statistical inferences.
Disregarding these important factors may seriously compromise the validity of conclusions based solely on laboratory experimental results.
If they sign at different times it is invalid; if any witness is a beneficiary, it can compromise the validity of the will.
Pfizer said any discrepancies noted by FDA "did not compromise the validity of the trial or its conclusions". The FDA would not discuss why it never approved marketing Trovan for children--such specifics are considered corporate secrets.
Detector saturation, contamination of the sample with drilling fluid, and suppression of both Tmax and vitrinite reflectance, are examples of complications that could compromise the validity of the results and the play or prospect reviews derived from them.
