The process of converting an idea into an infrastructure, which results in clinically valid information, is in essence creating a clinical protocol.
The third conception of being, which Royce sometimes calls the theory of "validity," is that "To be real now means, primarily, to be valid, to be true, to be in essence the standard for ideas" (I:202).
This will only be valid if acoustics can capture all the essence of biotope heterogeneity.
On the contrary, it was in essence morally just and politically valid.
GRAHAM: The full faith and credit clause, in essence, says that when a valid enactment of one state is entered into, the sister states have to accept it.
Global entrepreneurship research will benefit from understanding world-wide best practices in teaching business ethics, and such research is only valid if performed through true international collaboration; the essence of the Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research.
In essence, biobanks will ensure a flexible yet valid platform for the as yet unpredicted (and unpredictable) bioscience questions of tomorrow.
Who are you?" The notion that Americans are better conductors of American music is no more valid than the idea that only Russians can convey the essence of Tchaikovsky, Mr. Botstein said.
In essence, this entails ensuring that the findings are valid, which again requires the use of sufficiently rigorous methods.
In essence, predictive modeling relies on sourcing the most valid and reliable data available, and then recalculating those data over time.
The letter affirmed that in essence the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed were as valid in the 20th century as they were centuries earlier.
