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That clinical and interpretive research also follows indicators of trustworthiness (the equivalent of validity and reliability in the context of experimental research design) that are different from those used in experimental research has not become part of the evidentiary conversation.
A chest CT-based approach has now replaced the gold standard pulmonary angiography with equivalent clinical validity to rule out PE [ 27].
The YCS data also show that there is a very clear relationship between performance at GCSE and subsequent performance at A level, and that the structural form of the relationship is very similar in W and NW students, suggesting that GCSEs meet the Cleary test for equivalent predictive validity [ 42] B although see Chung-Yan and Cronshaw for criticisms of the Cleary test [ 43].
(Kant also uses the expression "universal communicability"; this can be taken as equivalent to "universal validity").
First, test taker's attitude towards a language test is often considered as equivalent to face validity , a concept which is defined as 'surface credibility and public acceptability of a test' (Ingram, [1977], p. 18).
A special characteristic of this study is that the CBA component of the assessment was designed, first and foremost, not to verify equivalent transferability (concurrent validity ) from CBA to PBA, but to explicitly consider and utilize the opportunities and possibilities of a CBA by creating an authentic (workplace) environment.
We consider the problem of boundedness from the weighted l p,v space into the weighted l q,u space of the matrix operators ( A + f ) i : = ∑ j = 1 i a i, j f j, i ≥ 1, (1) ( A - f ) j : = ∑ i = j ∞ a i, j f i, j ≥ 1, (2). which is equivalent to the validity of the following Hardy-type inequality A ± f q, u ≤ C f p, v, ∀ f ∈ l p, v, (3).
In general, the two measures are not equivalent and the validity and comparative responsiveness of the EQ-5D and SF-6D differ depending on the population [ 13– 13].
Then φ's validity is equivalent to the validity of a second-order formula The universes are correctly arranged → φ* where φ* is a suitable relativization of φ.
The presented method compares well with the field terramechanical experiments of the hinged road mats, thus verifying the validity of equivalent cable modeling and work criterion for hinged road mats.
We will give a proof of Ocneanu′s announced classification of subfactors of the AFD type II1 factor with the principal graphs An, Dn, E7, the Dynkin diagrams, and give a single explicit of exp π √ -1/24 and exp π √-1/60 for each of E6 and E8 such that its validity is equivalent to the existence of two (and only two) subfactors for these principal graphs.
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The phrase "equivalent validity" functions as a descriptor , typically used to indicate that two or more measures, tests, or assessments possess a similar degree of accuracy and reliability in measuring the same construct. Based on Ludwig AI's analysis, the phrase is considered correct and usable in written English.
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