Sentence examples for valid described from inspiring English sources

More than 41,000 spider species are known with about 400 500 added each year, but for some well-known groups, such as the giant golden orbweavers, Nephila, the last valid described species dates from the 19th century.

The Administration must determine, prior to granting any new approval related to an action or amending any previously approved aspect of an action, including mitigation commitments, whether an approved environmental document remains valid as described in this section.

Except as otherwise provided under § 1.1471-2 and, with respect to certain preexisting accounts, under paragraph (c) of this section, a participating FFI is required to determine whether withholding applies at the time a payment is made by reliably associating the payment with valid documentation described in paragraph (c) of this section for the payee of the payment.

For Subjects 4 7, z-tests (model data vs. empirical data) indicated that the ABM predicted empirically obtained 24-hr mediator values 67% (2/3; p<0.05) of the times for markers that were considered "valid," as described shortly, and 44% (4/9; p<0.05) of the time for markers that were considered "pre-inflamed and/or non-responsive" (see Materials and Methods).

However, it is also possible that these sequences represent another currently valid species described from CAR, i.e. M. oubanguii Petter & Genest, 1970 or M. goundae Petter & Genest, 1970.

The model predictions of segregation percentages agreed with experimental data in the fluidization regime where kinetic theory is valid to describe segregation and mixing.

Our simulations suggest that the linear theory should be valid to describe both generation and evolution of EMIC waves in the Earth's magnetosphere.

A simple lumped model is presented based on the assumption that a linear driving force approximation is valid in describing the surface diffusion within adsorbent particles.

The agreement between these models is good, indicating that the approach is valid in describing conditions of a sieve after processing.

The pseudo-first order model was also found to be valid to describe biosorbent operation with a real wastewater indicating that it can be used to design processes of metal sorption with alginate-based materials.

The Williams-Landel-Ferry (WLF) empirical equation, which is based on the free-volume theory, is found to be valid for describing the conductivity data, and the obtained WLF parameters are comparable with the universal values.