Sentence examples similar to more valid comparative measure from inspiring English sources

Thus, to be a valid comparative measure of temporal stability, the CV ratio must account for the fact that summed variances and co-variances are not mathematically independent of the summed means.

The outcome was that ELTS was regarded as a more valid measure of language proficiency and superior to its criterion measures.

They concluded that General SRH was likely to be a more valid measure of general health status and a better predictor of future health than the comparative measure.

I'd rather measure it in terms of making a difference, which I think is a much more valid and pragmatic measure".

By comparing "objective" and "perceived" chances of winning, the paper concludes that the third approach provides a more valid measure of voters' expectations.

Several repeated assessments are shown to be a more valid measure of pain intensity than a single assessment [35].

This is a more valid measure of welfare benefits when there is uncertainty about which product will be chosen.

Therefore, our results should be confirmed with other more valid methods to measure serum irisin levels.

Based on Guy's [ 15] notion on the role of memory when using CGI-I we expected that difference scores for CGI-S were the more valid measure.

Further analysis on the behavioural patterns elicited by the presentation of biological motion stimuli would contribute to find a more valid measure of shoaling behaviour.

The SF-36 may therefore be a more valid measure of HRQL than the AQLQ when applied to individuals with asthma from the general population.