Sentence examples for valid concepts from inspiring English sources
Traditional approaches to extrapolation of (thermal) stress rupture data like Larson Miller Parameter or Monkman Grant rule seem to be valid concepts also for advanced reactors.
Clinicians need a wild card, and field studies need to use reliable and valid concepts of AD and assessments instruments to determine more exact specification of the parameters of the diagnosis.
If, however, as Diakonoff suggested, Proto-Afro-Asiatic was an ergative type of language, in which subject and object as traditionally construed are not valid concepts, then such simple formulas would not be at all useful in explaining the syntax of the protolanguage.
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Food addiction: a valid concept?
It's not ready for airports yet, but it's a very valid concept that's worth pursuing".
In asserting that race is a valid concept for medical research, Dr. Risch has plunged into an arena where many fear to tread.
The simplified method provided reasonably accurate estimates of first-order reaction rate coefficients when evaluated using the hypothetical datasets, from which it was concluded that the RCTWT is a valid concept for determining potential in situ reaction rates.
The experimental study demonstrates that the LOWREB caisson is a valid concept for marine structures, namely harbour breakwaters, because of its wave energy dissipation capacity, for which the inner weirs were found to play a major role.
We know about the hoax of the pink medicine; the ethically obtuse use of that term "bad blood," which wasn't a medically valid concept; the fact that the volunteers were never informed of the availability and utility of penicillin; and you can't really have informed consent if you don't know what you're consenting to.
Scandals or not, staff-leasing is a valid concept.
