Sentence examples for not entirely valid from inspiring English sources

As found in literature associated with fatigue and fracture, forensic studies on structural failures, this assumption is not entirely valid.

As this assumption is not entirely valid as found in research literature associated with fatigue and fracture, it is important to investigate this point in terms of the static strength of the riveted joint as well.

This agreement indicates that the measurements using the forced vibration technique is a valuable tool for analysis of free vibration behavior of an elastically mounted cylinder, particularly in cases where the quasi-steady theory is not entirely valid.

For example, although delta-wing theory has been used to predict tail performance in birds [8], more recent work [1], [18] suggests this approach is not entirely valid.

Nevertheless, GPs' diagnoses are also not entirely valid [ 52].

Here, with a systematic analysis of genotyping and gene expression data, we show that this assumption is not entirely valid.

** Yet Lamming's criticism isn't entirely valid, either: Naipaul _is fundamentally a West Indian novelist, and the region is the scene of some of his most potent work.

To some extent, comparing the cities may not be entirely valid.

This bias detected for the intensively monitored sites indicated that the equilibrium assumption for arable agricultural sites, even though under crop cover for at least 50 years, might not be entirely valid.

Mr. Stewart can be trusted to call out the mainstream media and government but it should be stressed that "The Daily Show" isn't an entirely valid alternative to real news; it's just not the show's responsibility.

But while DHS came to "many legitimate conclusions," the NRC panel found, its analysis "is not entirely adequate or valid".