Sentence examples for is reasonably valid from inspiring English sources

Because metabolite annotations by authentic compounds are still incomplete, the FDR deduced from the results [ 98−59 /98 = 0.39] is roughly consistent with the estimated FDR (FDR = 0.29), suggesting that the second assumption is reasonably valid for estimation of FDRs.

So we think the questionnaire is reasonably valid.

The correlation for MET hours per week of moderate or vigorous activity was strong (r=0.62), suggesting that the questionnaire is reasonably valid for ranking participants.

Previous studies have found fair agreement between reports from CSOs and the IP, 45 indicating that the CSO's report of gambling behaviour is reasonably valid and reliable as a proxy measure of problem gambling behaviour.

The latter assumption would seem to be reasonably valid as smoking rates vary only slowly over time, despite the trend downward in male smoking.

If the chosen measurements are reasonably valid and behave as the model predicts, they can be further used for designing programs that improve the process of adjusting.

We believe this assumption to be reasonably valid for our sample size of 30 patients.

The p-values (significance) were all less than 0.05, and the Spearman correlation coefficients of all the groups are significant at α = 0.05, so the groups of factors are reasonably valid to measure what they set out to.

Classical calculations[17] for the equation of state of water at high P and T give good predictions of the water equations of state.[18] This suggests that the potentials used here should be reasonably valid at density conditions of deep crustal fluids.

However, self-reported smoking has been shown to be reasonably valid within this population [ 26].

This encourages careful recording and therefore we think that our data are reasonably valid and reliable.