"considerably valid" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not make sense grammatically. If you want to use "considerably" in a sentence, you might say something like "The evidence is considerably more valid than we originally thought."
Questionnaire methods of screening are considerably more valid and cost effective than blood screening methods [ 10].
The power of the operator-theoretic approach lies in the fact that the conclusions of this paper are valid for considerably more general models than those actually used herein.
Furthermore, there was considerably less misclassification into valid BMI categories for the whole intervention group, and especially for that segment who reported using the instruction leaflets.
Although mean parent-reported weight was slightly more underestimated in the intervention than in the control group, correlations were higher and there was considerably less misclassification into valid BMI categories for the intervention group.
Provide valid consideration.
The discretized model suggests quite intuitive valid inequalities that considerably improve the linear programming relaxation of the original model.
Wear time on valid days was considerably higher than reported in other studies where participants were instructed to remove the sensor at night [ 21].
This task is challenging in that one single parametric law is required, that is valid for propagation environments which considerably vary depending upon the shadowing phenomenon (parameter σdB), and that is applicable to various frequency reuse scenarios (FR1 and FR3).
The samples mapped with variable efficiency to their respective reference genomes and the percentage of valid di-tags also varied considerably, but the yeast sample is particularly noticeable in returning a high proportion of internal fragments.
It proved to be valid and it appears to perform considerably better than the commonly used EQ-5D classification system.
