Sentence examples for more valid inferences from inspiring English sources

Without a third, independent measure, however, we cannot determine which of the two measures generates more valid inferences about change.

The model suggested that cognitive processes employed this approach of using questions allowed for more valid inferences and encouraged students to consider multiple perspectives during problem solving and argumentation.

These findings are important in our work with constructed-response questions, because they allow us to make more valid inferences about student understanding across these question versions.

If it is judged useful or necessary to produce more valid inferences, the moral costs involved in obtaining such data need to be considered in relation to the moral benefits that the data may produce, which are in turn contingent upon the scientific and social value of the research.

Furthermore, the real-time sampling of participant experiences over time enables the researcher to make more valid inferences about the nature of a time-varying, episodic behavior of interest (e.g., drinking alcohol) as well as about the ways in which that behavior is associated with other behaviors (e.g., smoking) or contextual factors (e.g., mood, location) that are assessed via EMA as well.

This will provide data that are more valid for inferences of the natural history and developmental correlates of ASDs than are data acquired in samples affected by ascertainment biases.

Overall, therefore, examination of participant judgments of these carefully developed and selected "thin slices" of women's communication of dating-relevant cues in socially relevant contexts (Ambady & Rosenthal, 1992) allows us to draw more externally valid inferences with greater confidence about both nomothetic and idiographic aspects of sexual perception.

Semi-individual studies, i.e., individual level air pollution studies with ecologic exposure assignment, more readily permit valid inference to individuals and should not be labeled as ecologic studies.

Group F was more successful in producing arguments that comprised of more chains of propositions that had true premises, valid inferences and scientifically valid claim.

Indeed, there are valid inferences in which one or more of the premises and the conclusion are actually false: Either the current pope is married or he is a divorcé.

Motivation for systems of connexive logic not only comes from considerations about a content connection between antecedent and succedent in valid inferences or implications, but also from more instrumental considerations.