It is vital to a focus on funding concepts with potential long-term revenue models capable of creating sustainable value to customers and long term cash flows that can withstand a financial audit, provide a valuation based on valid fundamentals of finance and capable of becoming companies capable of initial public stock offerings.
Therefore, a reliable and valid instrument capable of revealing dangerous behavior utilized for affect regulation early and tracking it across treatment can be crucial to the success of psychotherapy.
Previous versions of the OPAQ were tested in small populations (N =40), and the results suggested that OPAQ is a reliable, consistent, and valid instrument capable of distinguishing hierarchy of functional loss in disease states in osteoporosis [ 9].
For the daughters who don't have a father like this, seek out the role model who will remind you that your desire to learn is valid and that you are capable of doing so.
All equipment used to perform the testing should be suitable for their intended purposes and capable of producing valid results.
For this reason, it is of paramount importance that the equipment is suitable for its intended purposes, properly installed, maintained and capable of repeatedly producing valid results.
Accordingly, valid and reliable tests (i.e. capable of being replicated) are necessary to proper evaluate V̇O2max.
We are confident to have set up a both ethically justifiable and feasible research design that provides high methodological rigor capable of producing valid and reproducible results.
A key challenge for measuring health behaviors and conducting epidemiological studies in the Latino population is the development of comparable survey instruments capable of eliciting valid and repeatable responses concerning both health behaviors and the psychological and social aspects of the recent immigrants [e.g., [ 1]].
While the characteristics we have reviewed are important factors that should be considered in all types of assessments, it is beyond the scope of this study to determine whether the assessments in the articles we reviewed are capable of producing valid and reliable inferences in the populations and contexts in which they were used.
