James found the justification of religious experience in its consequences for the life of the individual: valid experience is distinguished by its philosophical reasonableness and moral helpfulness.
However with modern health care systems currently acknolwedging the importance of patient satisfaction and quality of life as valid endpoints, then the results from our disease specific quality of life assessments are noteworthy.
This brilliant, nuanced movie looks at crime as a way of life, a valid career choice, and it invites us to share its attractions.
The scope and domain of the ISDC ontology is the conceptual mapping of parts of the data life cycle valid for the objectives of the GFZ ISDC (Ritschel et al. 2008a).
"You see I'm a mighty proud gal and I can't for the life of me, find any valid reason why anyone should lie about their origin or anything else for that matter.
Strengths of our study include the trial design, use of valid quality of life scales, and inclusion of women with moderate to severe hot flushes.
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The SF-36 provides a descriptive measure of generic health related quality of life and is valid for use in COPD [ 12, 13].
However, there is support in the literature that a large proportion of people with cognitive levels down to MMSE scores of 10 can answer questions about their quality of life in a valid way (Beer et al., 2010; Hoe, Katona, Roch, & Livingston, 2005; Mozley et al., 1999), which strengthens the proposed conclusions that the answers to GDS-15 were not given randomly in this group of old people.
Facilitating such experiential learning should be an extension of everyday life, and as valid as other forms of learning [ 18].
