Sentence examples for validity concerning from inspiring English sources
Inter-rater reliability scores were low, which could have undermined the internal validity concerning this study.
To sum up, based on the examined quality measures (i)–(v) as well as on the considerations addressing the different aspects of validity concerning the instrument for measuring CCER, a successful test construction can be assumed.
The accuracy of items recorded is considered good (Gissler and Haukka 2004), but validity concerning orthopedic diagnoses and procedures has not been assessed.
The sample was sufficiently large to allow the reliability of screening to be evaluated, and the concurrent validity concerning the prevalence of disorders in two anatomical regions to be determined.
External validity concerning the ICI is supported by detecting relative maxima at multiples of seven days and at about 90 days in patients' averages of our sample, the latter being typical within the German prescribing and remuneration system, where statutory health insurance funds reimburse on a quarter-annual basis, and long-term prescriptions are issued mostly for 3 months [ 13, 14].
The study has a high external validity concerning the Danish health and eldercare as the study population comprises a total population of nurses' aides in a well-defined geographical area representative for the rest of Denmark including a loss to follow-up analyses which support the representativeness of the study population.
External Validity concerns the applicability of the results in a more general context.
Conclusion Validity concerns the degree to which our conclusions are reasonable based on our data.
Conclusion validity concerns the relation between the treatments and the outcome of the experiment (Wohlin et al. 2012).
Convergent validity concerns the degree to which multiple methods of measuring a variable provide the same results.
Cognitive validity concerns the extent to which 'the mental processes that a test elicits from a candidate resemble the processes that s/he would employ in non-test conditions' (Field, 2004, p.7).
