Sentence examples for necessary validity from inspiring English sources
Other models did not meet the necessary validity conditions.
However, he thought that both the Leibnizian and the Humean approaches failed to account for the possibility of synthetic a priori knowledge, that is, knowledge that goes beyond the mere analysis of concepts, thus does more than merely unpack explicit or tacit definitions, but yet legitimately claims universal and necessary validity.
Yet, current publicly available data on DTCA and eDTCA is extremely limited and lacks necessary validity to inform important health policy decisions.
The field experiment aspect of the current study provides the necessary ecological validity to the findings.
Capturing the effects of gesture in a natural situation is extremely difficult for making causal inferences; there was a necessary external/internal validity trade-off.
Results are also used to check, and update if necessary, the validity of FLOWGO source terms, such as the chemistry-based rheological model, and vesicularity, density and crystal content values used by FLOWGO (Harris et al. 2016), as well as to allow SO2 emission conversions.
Qualitative and observational study results are often tainted by systematic error and thus, lack the necessary internal validity that could allow any generalisation beyond the studied cases [ 14].
Cross-validation is necessary, whereby the validity of developed algorithms are assessed using an independent sample of participants [54, 70].
It is, for example, settled in both South Africa and Sri Lanka that "consideration" is not necessary for the validity of a contract.
Both canons presently in use (that of St. Basil and that of St. John Chrysostom) include the "words of institution" ("This is my Body" and "This is my Blood"), which are traditionally considered in the West as the formula necessary for the validity of the sacrament.
These results are straightforward, but necessary for the validity and optimization of the algorithms and scripts used in this paper.
