Sentence examples for usable valid from inspiring English sources

Aside from demonstrating the versatility and popularity of the method, part of the motivation for the review of the use of Accimaps is to address the question of what constitutes a sound, usable, valid and reliable approach to systemic accident analysis.

The study showed the feasibility of mobile phone surveillance for mobile pastoralist camps, providing usable, valid information on human and livestock population structures, pregnancy outcomes and herd dynamics, as well as migration patterns.

The proposed identification methodology must be usable and valid for every PS.

One hundred copies of the questionnaire were administered to library staff, out of which 72 copies were returned and found usable with valid responses.

As we thoroughly followed these steps, these indicators are valid, usable in clinical practice and form an important basis in guideline development.

Despite the above mentioned limitations, we think that the Spanish FIQR can be currently considered a valid, usable and reliable tool for the assessment of Spanish-speaking FMS patients.

A brilliant performer, he went on to translate his insight and approach to performance into a truly valid and usable stage technique which influenced countless numbers of students.

Yet a phone number listed on Stoparazzi's Web site was the same number listed on Hollywoodtip.com, which declares: "We pay CA$H for Valid, Accurate, Usable Tips on Celebrities".

A new panel of judges will be sworn in, but the man who will head it, Judge Franco Castellano, was quoted this week as saying that most of the evidence already admitted was "fully valid and usable".Last November, Mr Berlusconi's former lawyer, Cesare Previti, was cleared of one of the charges levelled at Mr Berlusconi.

However, there are no valid and usable criteria for concomitantly appraising the methodological quality of the qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods studies.

In PICU, data are usually recorded between 5 to 60 min which leads to only a minority of the arterial partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2) that are usable to calculate a valid oxygenation index (OI).