However, despite some consistencies discernible across studies, problems remain concerning experimental validity, e.g., the expediencies of experimenter-sanctioned cued-deception (i.e., subjects being told when to lie); such 'lies' may not have comprised adequate proxies for 'real-life' deception.
Whereas specialist texts construct scientific activity as a set of procedures designed to test experimental validity, popularizations represent science as an unmediated encounter with the natural world.
Optimized formulation was predicted at drug concentration (50 μg/ml), stirring speed (640 rpm), stirring time (1 min), PVA concentration (1%), poloxomer concentration (1.69%) and volume of co-solvent (30 ml) with 104.6% experimental validity.
In order to check the experimental validity of the improved results obtained in the simulations, two M-OLEDs with different architectures were fabricated by thermal deposition in high vacuum environment.
Using a small group of experienced emergency physicians as an experimental validity control measure, we have demonstrated that following a relatively short and focused period of training, nurse practitioners demonstrated an ability to perform POCUS screening for imbedded soft tissue foreign bodies with reasonable levels of sensitivity.
To improve the clustering results, PPI networks were weighted based on topological properties such as shortest path length [2], [3], clustering coefficients [4], node degree, or the degree of experimental validity [5].
The internal experimental design validity strengthens the conclusion that setting-related differences in cognitive ability testing are not negligible but noteworthy.
Hence, under these experimental conditions, the validity of the proposed methods was proved.
By experimental evaluation, the validity of the heavy-tailed generalizations of ILRMA is confirmed.
Using some experimental results, the validity of the analysis procedure was verified.
The simulated results were compared with the experimental results for validity.
