Sentence examples for matter of validity from inspiring English sources

And there is the matter of validity: what makes these requirements binding on its occupants?

Even more challenging has been the matter of validity.

This association depends, first of all, on the concordance of whatever the anxiety scale is measuring and what characterizes anxiety disorder (a matter of validity).

Finally, not necessarily a limitation but a matter of the validity of our results is the inclusion of variables in the risk factor analysis.

According to COSMIN, this is the same because accurate detection of change means measuring the true amount of change, which is a matter of longitudinal validity.

If we take arguments like (4) to turn not on matters of deductive validity but something else, such as an a priori knowable definition, then we must look elsewhere for a characterisation of logical consequence.

SIR —In recent reviews of books by Robert Service and Archie Brown, you quite matter-of-factly dismiss the validity of Marxism as economic theory.

However, as a matter of fairness and validity, it would be wrong for a test to measure aspects that were not intended.

The first GRADE criterion risk of bias is conceptually a matter of the internal validity of a scientific study.

Selective reporting of outcomes is a matter of the internal validity of an individual study, and should be included in the criterion for 'limitations to the study quality'.

Conceptually it is a matter of the internal validity of the study in situations where it has not been possible to document all relevant confounders, which therefore cannot be adjusted for in the statistical analysis.