Sentence examples for in relation to the validity from inspiring English sources

This study replicates and extends the work of Gucciardi, Jackson, Coulter, and Mallett (2011) in relation to the validity of the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RISC; Connor & Davidson, 2003) in sport.

The results in relation to the validity argument are summarized in Table 10.

The DPC [data protection commissioner] is now asking the High Court to make a reference to the CJEU in relation to the validity of the SCCs mechanism.

In relation to the validity of the SBSA, the current study replicated several previous findings using an undergraduate sample.

In this study we have also been able to consider possible confounding by socio-economic background in relation to the predictive validity of our selection factors.

In relation to the construct validity of the MMI in postgraduate settings, we have demonstrated that interviewers can make moderately reliable and valid decisions about the non-cognitive characteristics of candidates with the purpose of selecting them for entry into general practice training using the MMI.

This paper presents novel findings in relation to the reliability and predictive validity of multiple mini interviews (MMIs); one approach to VBR widely being employed by universities.

Discriminant validity was assessed in relation to the educational level while construct validity was evaluated by confirmatory factor analysis (CFA).

In relation to the second study aim, concurrent validity of the WDQ-G was determined with the subscale pain and disability of the NASS questionnaire (r = 0.74) and with the bodily pain subscale of the SF-36 (r = 0.71).

The study performed well in relation to the other features of internal validity for cluster randomised trials described by Eldridge et al. 35 A further potential limitation is that the presence of a peer support intervention within a practice could have motivated the entire team to provide better diabetes care.

Just as appellees cannot show that their vote was denied or nullified as in Coleman (in the sense that a bill they voted for would have become law if their vote had not been stripped of its validity), so are they unable to show that their vote was denied or nullified in a discriminatory manner (in the sense that their vote was denied its full validity in relation to the votes of their colleagues).