Sentence examples for valid phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, several subsequent reader comments suggested that any mention of Allais' effect as a possibly valid phenomenon was beyond the pale of respectable scientific discourse.

In recent years several reports about heteroresistance (i.e. a mixture of resistant and susceptible subpupulations in the same culture) have shown that mixed infection is a valid phenomenon in clinical tuberculosis and is not uncommon [ 10- 14].

He then claims that without synthesis and judgment as its vehicle, an ordering of representations might reflect what appears to be the case, but it would not explain how we make distinctions between objective valid phenomena (i.e., objects) and the subjective states they induce.

We present evidence-based logical arguments that 1) the use of the Klimisch score should be abandoned for assessing study quality; 2) evaluating study quality requires experts in the specific field; and 3) an understanding of mechanisms should not be required to accept observable, statistically valid phenomena.

"VO2 max is a perfectly valid physiological phenomenon," Dr. Wagner said.

On the other hand, the "operating range constraint" specifies the range within which a model is valid since physical phenomena occur assuming a system is in a specific state.

However, the MHD approach might not be valid for ULF phenomena in finite pressure plasmas, when the parallel energy and mass flows are considered; moreover, it cannot consider the drift effects and different fractions of particles in plasma.

Whereas these features are graphically evident on examples and heuristically well understood in the engineering community, there is no at present mathematical explanation of these phenomena, valid for general signals in L2 and, more in general, in the space S′ of temperate distributions.

In which case, the phenomenon of valid inference may be largely a by-product of semantic compositionality.

Migraine patients with diabetes mellitus tended to discontinue triptan, although we cannot provide valid explanations for this phenomenon.

So when focusing on the phenomenon of valid inference, we can try to simplify the initial discussion by abstracting away from the context sensitivity of language use.