Sentence examples for maintaining its validity from inspiring English sources

This simple and robust heuristic was applicable to a wide range of conditions while maintaining its validity.

It results from the quasi-religious devotion that the genre attracts, and that it needs in order to maintain its validity.

They did, however, play a crucial role in discrediting iconoclasm, which had always relied on military success to maintain its validity.

We have demonstrated that the concept of an "orderly progression" of melanoma nodal metastases maintains its validity for the majority of patients with clinically enlarged nodal metastases.

When a health measurement tool is translated, it must be translated well linguistically but also adapted culturally to maintain its validity.

Although this complex situation makes it more difficult to extrapolate the role of different subsets of CD4+ effector cells, the validity of the Th1/Th2 paradigm seems to maintain its validity.

These relationships suggest that the HTA has reasonable validity; however, further research is required to modify the HTA in order to improve its validity while maintaining its feasibility.

Although institutional documents and pedagogical analysis do exist we lack a historical vision of this model to understand what were the guidelines for the contents of the 1979 curriculum and in how far it has maintained or not its validity as a curriculum model.

The current paper aims to contribute to further development and validation of the APQ by (a) examining its psychometric properties in a large sample of community-dwelling elders in the Netherlands and (b) reducing its number of items while maintaining validity and reliability and, in specific, its original 7-dimension structure.

The local adaptation of national guidelines has been proposed as a way of reversing this trend as it provides the benefit of local ownership, while maintaining scientific validity [ 10].

Last, but not least, you have an appeal court seemingly concerned only with maintaining the validity of the original conviction.