Sentence examples for perceived validity from inspiring English sources

I collect data using multiple experiments in which I vary the perceived validity of a criticism via the number of retweets it receives and/or the firm's response.

But what happens to their mandate, and the perceived validity of a second referendum, if the will of the people shifts decisively and MPs begin to fear for their seats?

In a second study industry practitioners rated the CAVE as worse than physical methods for identifying entry and exit issues, and having lower perceived validity and reliability.

This is derived not only from the kick itself but the buildup and perceived validity of the call in the first place.

According to Barbara Diggs-Brown, an academic with the American University School of Communication, the PR field anchors its work in historical events in order to improve its perceived validity, but it didn't begin as a professional field until around 1900.

This creates confusion in the interpretation of study outcomes and the perceived validity of CXRs.

Face validity and perceived predictive validity improved with increasing contextualization.

The survey focused on technical utility and perceived clinical validity.

Criteria for selecting a weighting technique include: perceived face validity in the decision context, cognitive effort required from the respondent, and difficulty in analysis.

Take schizophrenia: so diverse are the symptoms and the ways those deemed to "have it" are perceived that the validity of the diagnosis is widely disputed.

In the literature, this finding is in general perceived as a validity issue.