Sentence examples for the validity concern from inspiring English sources

The validity concern is less worrisome in human thalamus, which contains predominantly D 3 rather than D 2 receptors, and in substantia nigra, where D 2 and D 3 receptors are well characterized.

To address the validity concerns in previous research, we sought to examine the prevalence of other disorders, specifically migraine, fibromyalgia, and depression in cohorts of people with IBS and without IBS.

The sample was sufficiently large to allow the reliability of screening to be evaluated, and the concurrent validity concerning the prevalence of disorders in two anatomical regions to be determined.

However, these extrapolations assume the continuation of present conditions; the aforementioned validity concerns about this assumption influence the usability of such methodology.

Construct Validity and Internal Validity concern the generalisability of the constructs under study, as well as the methods used to study and analyse data (e.g. the types of bias involved).

Finally, threats to external validity concern the possibility to generalize from the study findings to other settings.

In addition, the usual validity concerns regarding self-reported behaviour in surveys apply and issues such the accuracy and reproducibility of ABI measurements have not been addressed.

Inter-rater reliability scores were low, which could have undermined the internal validity concerning this study.

To sum up, based on the examined quality measures (i)–(v) as well as on the considerations addressing the different aspects of validity concerning the instrument for measuring CCER, a successful test construction can be assumed.

As one of the major components, context validity concerns the contextual parameters of a test, which are often socially or externally determined in terms of the tasks with its specified lexical, structural and functional input and expected output.

Conclusion validity concerns the relation between the treatments and the outcome of the experiment (Wohlin et al. 2012).