Sentence examples for validity for the first from inspiring English sources

We established the EDAQ's content validity for the first time.

In this sense, some evidence for the validity of the second hypothesis is given.

Comparisons with the existing analytical and experimental results are made to demonstrate the accuracy and validity of the first-order approximation formula for the hexagonal array.

In an effort to demonstrate the validity of the second-order projection method for incompressible and viscous flows inside irregular domains, we use the method to study the flow in the two-dimensional channel with a backward-facing step.

The aim of this study was to assess the pattern of perinatal depression over the second and third trimesters and at 6 weeks postpartum and determine the predictive validity of the second trimester EPDS score for future EPDS scores of perinatal depressive symptomatology.

The Chinese Canadian Study of Health and Aging Clinical Frailty Scale Telephone Version (CCSHA_CFS_TV) [ 1, 16] with satisfactory inter-rater reliability and criterion validity was used for the first stage screening.

These themes were checked for validity by the second author and after discussion, consensus was reached on the themes.

Another important observation from the results was the confirmation of the validity of trends for the second set of cache performance models that is associated with data requests for wide selections of files [12], where there is loose coupling between users and public content.

This model may have validity for the significant subset (two-thirds) of ovarian cancer cases [28] and the minor subset (29%) of hepatocellular carcinoma cases [30] in which SULF1 expression is downregulated relative to that in normal tissue.

Concurrent validity was judged as good for the first two domains but only as modest for the third domain.

The internal consistency of the scale was 0.89 with high construct validity (the first component accounted for about 52% of variance and second component about 20% of the total variance with an Eigen-value for both factors greater than one).