Sentence examples for poorly validated from inspiring English sources

In a 2009 meta-analysis, Craig Ferguson and John Kilburn argued that many studies use poorly validated or unreliable aggression measures, and that there was a bias in the research literature towards only publishing studies showing a significant link between video games and aggressive behaviour.

First, it used poorly validated biomarkers as predictors of high risk for AKI.

Results were compared to long-standing but poorly validated models of molecular transport in suspensions.

A review on the impact of headache in children and adolescents stressed very inconsistent and poorly validated impact measures in most of the included studies [3].

Poorly validated mathematical models of the human neck or crash test dummy necks make it difficult to optimize automotive seats and head rests.

Past research examining the stress buffering effects of exercise, however, is limited by small sample sizes, poorly validated measures of stress, exercise and health, and the exclusion of samples that are at-risk for chronic stress exposure.

The clinical criteria are poorly understood and validated.

Spatially explicit models of relative predicted probability of use validated poorly when they were based on resource selection behavior inside of the gas field.

Most studies reporting both 'appraisal intervals'timeime taken to interpret bodily changes/symptoms') and 'help seeking' intervals (time taken to act on those interpretations and seek help') [ 11] use tools that ignore existing models of patient behaviour [ 12, 13], are poorly or inadequately validated, and are open to bias.

The proportion of pixels ranked differently between the model that validated most poorly and the model that validated best was 0.72 0.88 depending on year.

The models were further validated using a poorly water-soluble investigational compound (BI064) from Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals.