Sentence examples for sustaining the validity of from inspiring English sources

Sustaining the validity of the present task and replicating previous research using verbal (e.g., De Houwer & Eelen, 1998; de Jong et al., 2003; Huijding et al., 2005) and pictorial stimuli (De Houwer et al., 2001), results showed a general affective Simon effect.

It was because we could not reject the finding of the military authorities that it was impossible to bring about an immediate segregation of the disloyal from the loyal that we sustained the validity of the curfew order as applying to the whole group".

Every line of evidence sustains the validity of the approach we have formulated to identify LacI-family TF specific operator motifs.

We employed various tactics to sustain and support the validity of our findings such as data triangulation, member checks, and the use of multiple coders.

However, among the objections to it that focus on autonomy are those that question whether a political conception of legitimacy that rests on shared values can be sustained without the validity of those values being seen as somehow objective or fundamental, a position that clashes with the purported pluralism of political liberalism.

If we assume that buildings are built according to the improved Seismic Fortification Criterion in the revised "Code for Seismic Design of Buildings", the predicted CRs for the 20 targeted districts would be significantly lower compared with the actual damage they sustained, which illustrates the validity of both the method and the revised code.

(Although some have doubted the validity of these memoirs).

The I.R.S. and the courts have not ruled on the validity of the strategy.

Have general preconceptions on the validity of this medium changed?

However, the statistical support obtained for many internal branches bearing on the validity of the supergroups is relatively poor, so the results of the current survey allow neither sustaining nor refuting the proposed system of classification.

Nevertheless, there is a debate about the validity of conceptualizing dynamic capabilities as sources of sustained competitive advantage (e.g. Peteraf et al. 2013).