Thus, as Tarski notes, if every expression of a language counted as a logical constant, logical validity would reduce to material truth preservation (or, on later versions of Tarski's definition, to material truth preservation on every nonempty domain) (1983, 419).
The trend in values of the apparent Michaelis Menten constant confirms the validity of the approach to sensitive determination utilizing very small amounts of biocatalysts.
According to Pollitt (2012a) the high reliability of comparative judgement is a "consequence of the constant focus on validity" (p. 168) and this "demands and checks that a sufficient consensus exists amongst the pool of judges involved" (p. 167).
The argument related with the pressure-induced changes in the effective masses and dielectric constant keeps its validity to justify the higher values of Eb for nonzero pressures compared with those of the P = 0 case.
The results of the net ionic current and CRw-i have been calculated from a particular set of the rate constants, and the validity of the parameter set must be further examined experimentally.
However, if the validity remains constant over time for each diagnosis, such validation studies can be most useful for the future use of secondary databases.
Theoretical saturation, constant comparative analysis and validity checks were used to enhance rigor [ 14].
But worse than the way my body was punishing me for something I couldn't control, is having to deal with society's constant questioning of the validity of that pain.
The case of Decasto Earl Mayer is just one of the countless procedural dramas in the story of the machine best known as the "lie detector"—an instrument that, despite almost constant controversy surrounding its validity, has never gone out of use.
That question is the ever-present constant reminder questioning the validity of my existence.
The validity of constant incidence ratios over the follow-up will be checked using Nelson-Aalen cumulative hazard estimates.
