Sentence examples for is potentially valid from inspiring English sources

Recently a meta-analysis has been published on the association of this SNP in INSIG2 and obesity [ 22] The results of the study from Heid and collaborators suggests that the association is potentially valid but also suggests the possibility that heterogeneity could hinder possible findings if not taken into account properly.

The commission found 192 of the complaints to be potentially valid and sent them on for full-fledged inquiries.

In cases where more than one search term was potentially valid, we conducted the search with all possible terms, and used the highest number which resulted.

There is no single method considered as the most suitable for all types of decision-making situations, and it has also been acknowledged that several methods can be potentially valid for a particular decision-making situation (Mulliner et al. 2013).

We consider each of the three models to be potentially valid hypotheses for further study.

Assessing the papers in this way enabled an important cross-referencing of the extent to which the evidence they hold was potentially valid.

We examined, in each ethnic group, whether there was an association between eight indicators of socioeconomic position and all cancer rates (at all ages) and hence whether any were potentially valid confounding factors across all our ethnic groups.

This suggests that systemic i.v. administration is potentially a valid and selective delivery route for AMF/PGI-conjugated molecules to tumor cells.

In conclusion, even if more studies are needed to evaluate safety and efficacy, corneal cross-linking with iontophoresis is potentially a valid alternative to standard cross-linking in improving corneal biomechanical properties and reducing postoperative patient pain, risk of infection, and treatment time.

In other networks, this has been dealt with by assuming a constant hazard of healing over time although this assumption is potentially also not valid.

Direct observation of peer relating is potentially a sensitive and ecologically valid measure of child social functioning, but there has been a lack of standardised methods.