Sentence examples for no greater validation from inspiring English sources

There could be no greater validation of her longevity and perseverance.

Some want no greater validation than their initials on a high-score list; others spend years pursuing records that might offer pixelized immortality.

And why should they show otherwise, advertisers have argued, for according to them, the majority of Indian women, particularly in what they call India 2 (Tier II and III cities), know of no greater validation than being appreciated for precisely these things.

Linking it to interleague play would provide greater validation for that aspect of the schedule.

Those statistics were given greater validation by Football Outsiders' team efficiency ranking that ranks the Seahawks as the best team in the league for the second year running (although obviously the Seahawks didn't go on to even reach the Super Bowl last season).

A modest locker room celebration followed, but the Texans know a greater validation of their season will come with a top seed and home-field advantage for the postseason.

The move comes as these "accelerated learning programs" across the country push for greater validation among educational institutions — and a share of the massive state and federal dollars that come with accreditation.

The above findings nonetheless, do require further research towards greater validation and refinement on the one hand (zoom in), and exploration of the wider perspectives presented on the other (zoom out).

The lessons to be learned for future biomarker trials include need for greater validation in prior studies before the pivotal trials are done, perhaps focus only on statistically chosen SNPs, and access to prior trials in which SNPs were assessed (such as PROWESS in the current example).

Crott (2012) also suggest research of more complex mapping algorithms as well as a need for greater validation [ 5].

Positive team level effects include a greater validation of time spent with service users and improved job satisfaction among staff.