Sentence examples for valid for determination from inspiring English sources
The developed theoretical approach could be valid for determination of nonlinear optical characteristics of thin films possessing Kerr-like optical nonlinearity, in which the losses on the both absorption and scattering are large, as well as in the either transmission or reflection geometries.
The described method is valid for determination of hyaluronic acid derived disaccharides in equine synovial fluid.
In the present study we found that MTS-1 is valid for determination of gastric transit and small intestinal transit times.
The DAI has been adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in an attempt to establish a simple and universally acceptable orthodontic index for use in epidemiological surveys [ 20] and has been reported to be reliable and valid for determination of orthodontic treatment needs [ 21].
In conclusion, this experiment provided evidence that a custom computer counting program was more reproducible than human cell evaluators, and was shown to be a valid method for determination of chondrocyte recovery in situ after membrane integrity staining.
The sufficiency of this action is supported by the fact that the current stratification of fitness previously has proven highly valid for the determination of other health outcomes [ 7, 25].
Do Sales of Pipeline Servitudes Provide Valid, Reliable Comparables for Determination of Just Compensation in Pipeline Expropriation?
The REEs compositions do not alter much during weathering process and the REEs composition and their relative ratios still are valid for rock origin determination.
This minimum observation period was selected on the basis of a previous recommendation for an observation period of ≥2 years for valid determination of the rate of decline in GFR (16).
A favorable determination is valid for three years which means you should plan to complete the bar exam and be sworn in within that time.
This allows for valid and reliable determination of health services outcomes (eg. treatment, costs, survival and place of living/death) but not for QOL and bereavement outcomes.
