Sentence examples for valid set of from inspiring English sources
Though the immigration bill that recently passed the Senate devotes billions of dollars to border security, the task force called for a "scientifically valid set of measures that are audited by an independent commission," in order to help stanch the flow of illegal immigrants and ensure that the government is held accountable for the security of the nation's borders.
Most of these methods are setter/getter functions which are valid set of clones.
In experiment 2 119 students collected notes from a larger, more ecologically valid set of learning materials using the conventional, outline, or the matrix tool.
In order to minimise classification errors, geographical expert knowledge is utilised to evaluate the geofactors elevation, slope, soil and precipitation in a fuzzy-logic approach to priorily determine a valid set of possible endmembers for each raster cell.
Two conditions are required of a valid set of basis species in CHNOSZ: 1) the number of basis species is equal to the number of elements (and charge, if present).
However, this approach strikes us as uninformative about the question at hand – whether a particular subset of states provides a more valid set of controls for states where the minimum wage actually does increase.
A total of 491 valid sets of data were collected from six CMS user groups.
Ten valid sets of data were collected for each dog at each time point.
The valid sets of data capture the ignition trend from low to high temperatures including the negative temperature coefficient region (NTC).
A total of 273 sets of observations were used in the model and consisted of all valid sets of observations from the year long data set minus one sixth of the measurements, which were collected every 6th day and were analyzed by different chemical analysis techniques.
A total of 988 (62,5%) valid sets of questionnaires, filled in by 410 different students (median number of 2 questionnaires per student, range 1-6), were collected in 80 seminar groups.
