Sentence examples for more validity than from inspiring English sources

All have more validity than individual shots at goal.

As for the possible sexual abuse of boys, Mr. Parker said it was an accusation with "no more validity than if there was a Sarah".

I wonder where that story came from and I wonder also why it should have more validity than the story of Prince Hal and the crown.

But his paradigm had more validity than mine.As for innocence and political process, tank artwork hints at how the army would like to be seen.

It is, of course, entirely possible that England will not win the Euros, and I have enough humility to accept that the views of Hansen, who after all has played more international football than me, may have more validity than mine.

By the time you factor in all the hidden subsidies, the Committee on Climate Change's figure of £96 per megawatt hours has no more validity than any other competing estimate, and it is entirely disingenuous of the committee to put it in the public domain without making clear just how spurious the figure really is.

Our prior intention was to perform sensitivity analyses on pooled outcomes using the z test in terms of quality score (less than 2 versus 3 or more), validity score (less than 8 versus 9 or more), size (less than 40 patients per group versus 40 or more, the median in a previous meta-analysis [ 1]), outcome type (higher versus lower preference outcomes), and particular NSAID used.

Is there more validity to the common man's idolatry than to what prescriptive religion offers?

That is why, even in economically straitened times, it still evinces more cultural validity than most arts festivals.

For example, in a simulator assessment of driving, a study in which a participant drove with a steering wheel would have more ecological validity than one in which the participant drove by moving the cursor of a computer with a mouse.

Its research design combined quantitative and qualitative methods to collect "a body of data with greater reliability and more internal validity than could be achieved using either method alone" (Massey & Zenteno, 2000).