Sentence examples for valid finding from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this review confirms that previous estimates remain valid, finding little evidence of secular trends.

Analytic validity: an analytically valid finding is one that accurately and reliably identifies a particular genetic characteristic, such as a nucleotide sequence or a gene expression profile.

"In fairness, we never thought that the service would be exposed on the public internet, so that is a very valid finding of his, full credit to him for that," Munro told TechCrunch.

Any outlier on one chip that is also an outlier on a different chip may represent a valid finding.

Unfortunately, approximately one third of the group had dropped out in between the two assessments, so it is unclear whether or not the slight shift from "moderate" to "poor" outcome (from 32 to 36%) is a valid finding.

It is therefore reasonable to conclude that the lack of any marked effect of arsenic exposure in pregnancy on infant motor development and problem solving is probably a valid finding.

Scientists are especially well equipped to differentiate valid findings and positions founded on ideology.

But it is in this way that early childhood researchers can communicate valid findings to policy makers and practitioners and everyone can work together to realize the great potential of high-quality early childhood programs.

To derive valid findings on the relationship between variables, in the application-oriented literature it is generally recommended that both linear correlations and ranking correlations should be used for an analysis (Hauke and Kossowski 2011).

The commentary shows that by adhering to the principles developed for the analysis of studies of the efficacy of screening for the presence of a given cancer in persons with no history of this disease, a case-control study of screening for recurrence will improve its chances of obtaining valid findings.

A Nickelodeon executive responded in an interview that the series was not intended for an audience of that age and that the study used "questionable methodology and could not possibly provide the basis for any valid findings that parents could trust".