Sentence examples for is essentially valid from inspiring English sources

We can thus speak of a time dependence of substitution matrices under the assumption that the metaphor of the molecular clock is essentially valid [6].

While some of the numbers that Mr. Bush and his aides used today for surplus and growth projections had been rounded off, they were essentially valid, in line with estimates from the Congressional Budget Office, and some economists and political analysts consider Mr. Bush's tax cut to be reasonable.

By using new criteria for testing the validity of enthalpy-entropy relations it is shown that previously reported non-linear relationships between the activation parameters for the fluidity of aqueous electrolytes containing positively hydrated ions are essentially valid.

In particular, we have chosen parameter values that reproduce the case of channels coated with Y2O3 nanopowders as measured in[5] (they are essentially valid also for the quite similar case of channels with ZrO2 nanocoating reported by the same group in[6]).

Although this t-test is essentially not valid for making such comparisons, extensive studies have shown it to be applicable also in these respects, and, consequently, the student's t-test has been widely and successfully used for analysis of proportional data [ 22].

And, despite a three-hour grilling from a group of MPs, who returned to Parliament afterwards to vote on the rather more vital issue of Syria, the International Association of Athletics Federations president steadfastly stuck to the insistence that his comment – about journalists revealing doping in athletics – was essentially still valid.

Thus the scales fitted GLLRMs and can therefore be considered to be essentially construct valid and essentially objective.

Adjusted for DIF and LD the three scales can be described as being essentially construct valid, and essentially objective with reference to Kreiner and Christensen's definitions [28, 33] in this sample of 13 and 15-year-olds.

To say that meaning/content is essentially (ME/CE or MD/CD) normative is to say that meaning/content is essentially such that certain norms are valid, or in force, whenever something has meaning/content.

History is essentially didactic.

Government is essentially absent.