Sentence examples for valid answer to from inspiring English sources
The only valid answer to the apocalyptic question was found in a crude reading of Augustine's work that was combined with a retooled sabbatical millennium.
It is also a valid answer to the SLP.
There is of course no universally valid answer to this question.
The critiques of inclusive fitness theory have provided neither an equally valid answer to the question of what organisms should appear designed to maximise, nor an alternative process to unite the interest of genes.
The remaining 22 questions belong to an overall credibility domain and pertain to assessments about whether the network meta-analysis results provide a valid answer to the question they are designed to answer by examining 1) the used evidence base, 2) analysis methods, 3) reporting quality and transparency, 4) interpretation of findings, and 5) conflicts of interest.
61.2% (95% IC: 54.2 68.1) claimed to have sufficient information about contraceptive methods (perceived contraceptive knowledge); 26.4% (95% IC: 20.2 32.6) had acceptable real knowledge of methods, that is to say, gave valid answer to questions 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the "Appendix S1".
Mr. Schundler's own championing of open space by pushing development to the older urban areas, and his notion of making union teachers compete with charter schools are both valid answers to Mr. McGreevey's positions.
Its aim was "to generate externally valid answers to treatment effectiveness questions related to bipolar disorder" (Sachs et al. 2003).
General Motors, Volkswagen and Honda may be the companies to watch right now, but they cannot be considered valid answers to the question of who will win the automotive race in China.
After selecting individuals with valid answers to the relevant outcome questions, we kept a working sample of 4454 for the analysis of life outcomes.
The Systematic Treatment Enhancement Program for Bipolar Disorder (STEP-BD) was conceived in response to a National Institute of Mental Health initiative seeking a public health intervention model that could generate externally valid answers to treatment effectiveness questions related to bipolar disorder.
