Sentence examples for syntactic validity from inspiring English sources

Then, general checks (like the match of numbers of opening and closing brackets or the pairwise occurrence of ring closures) are performed and finally the token sequence is analysed in a consecutive manner for its syntactic validity.

In this first step of assessing the syntactic validity of the largest publicly available mutation annotation databases, we found that the majority of the annotations were accurate.

The DCC vetting software began life as a Perl script for generating a ChadoXML file from a BIR-TAB/GFF submission, which required a basic level of syntactic validity.

The process was hazardous: semantic forms are almost by definition not visible on the surface, and there is no purely syntactic form that guarantees validity of an argument.

Some such inferences depend for their validity on syntactic structure and on the logical properties of logical words, like the inference from "Every man is mortal and Socrates is a man" to "Socrates is mortal".

These rule sets validate syntactic correctness of SBGN maps.

To this end, we will learn how to represent the logical form of English arguments in increasingly more fine-grained ways, and how to use semantic and syntactic methods to demonstrate the validity of arguments given such formal representations.

These phrases were syntactically ambiguous between different syntactic roles.

A necessary but not sufficient condition of the objective validity of a judgment is its logico-syntactic well-formedness (grammatical correctness) and logico-semantic well-formedness (sortal correctness) (A73/98, A240 248/B300 305).

Therefore, the semantic concepts of validity and satisfiability are seen to coincide with the syntactic concepts of derivability and consistency.

In our context the reasoning consists in proving the validity of a given hypothesis by showing that it has some particular syntactic properties.