Sentence examples for long-term validity from inspiring English sources

Fitch and Moody's also provide such flags.Although critics generally accept the long-term validity of ratings, there has been vociferous criticism of the agencies' short-term performance.

While the recent roller-coaster ride in contemporary art has shocked some investors, art fund managers say the long-term validity of art as an alternative asset is amply demonstrated by statistics.

This holds potential conflict concerning the long-term validity of the results.

To evaluate the long-term validity and safety of pure oats in the treatment of children with celiac disease.

Recent studies showed reasonable long-term validity of land use regression models [ 26, 27].

Our study is an assessment of the long-term validity of judgements made from the information on UCCA/UCAS forms.

Chris Pennell, principal analyst with Kable, warned that there could be some holes in the audit that undermine the long term validity of the figures.

Structural equation modeling revealed (1) that SOC had long-term incremental validity over N, E, and GSE for tobacco use and alcohol use, whereas cannabis use was predicted by E and GSE; and (2) that long-term mental health after four years was only predicted by SOC.

However the specific wording was explicitly not used (and indeed, despite SW discussing 'stigma' with participants, the word itself is not in the questionnaire), so concordance of questionnaire and the very different method of assessing stigma nearly years later provides long-term predictive validity.

However, we should not oversimplify that increasing GFR always represents a better prognosis of the patients' kidney function because glomerular hyperfiltration may occur in early stages of renal damage as postulated by Brenner et al. 45 In addition, the long-term clinical validity of GFR is not sufficient.

However, the results appear to further support the long-term reliability and validity of the Flesch reading tools.