Sentence examples for ideally validity from inspiring English sources

Ideally, validity and entailment for L can be precisely captured in a system of axioms and rules of inference, in the sense that, for any given formula φ of L, (i) φ is valid if and only if it is a theorem of the system, and (ii) for any set Γ of formulas of L, Γ entails φ if and only if φ can be derived from Γ in the system.

Ideally, validity for outcomes other than mortality should be reported.

Ideally, validity should be assessed whether the condition is truly present in a patient or not.

Ideally, criterion validity would be measured relative to a "gold standard".

Ideally, the validity of the RCADS should also have been studied by comparing the RCADS scores with another child report instrument.

Ideally, content validity studies attempt to compare a test with a reference standard of the same phenomenon as that which is being palpated, i.e., palpable abnormalities in structure, motion and soft tissue.

62 Ideally, correspondence validity between test and target should be 100% for sensitivity (the capacity to identify patients in the target group) and specificity (the capacity to rule out patients who do not belong to the target group).

Ideally, the validity of the CKD-EPI equation without the adjustment for African-American ethnicity should have been assessed in a control group comprising individuals of the same ethnic origin but with an AA genotype test to allow us to claim that hyperfiltration was specific to SCD but this last point was not the main goal of our study.

Some researchers may also choose to use high quality standardised software products developed by advanced programmers, particularly for complex procedures such as concept mapping and sentiment analysis, to help ensure standardised results that are supported by detailed manuals and (ideally) technical validity studies.

Assessing construct validity ideally involves comparing a measure with a different measure of the same construct that has previously been validated in the same population, in order to determine convergence or divergence.

Ideally the cross-linguistic validity of the translations could be assessed using a bilingual sample that answers both language versions.