Sentence examples for validity in relation to from inspiring English sources

However, self-report measures have demonstrated excellent discriminant [ 68] and predictive [ 69] validity in relation to substance related symptoms [ 53].

In Fear and Trembling this ethical stage is teleologically suspended in the religious, which means not that it is abolished but that it is reduced to relative validity in relation to something absolute, which is its proper goal.

A new instrument, the burn specific pain anxiety scale (BSPAS), was designed to characterize patient's anxiety in this setting, but its predictive validity in relation to other measures of anxiety has yet to be demonstrated.

Just as appellees cannot show that their vote was denied or nullified as in Coleman (in the sense that a bill they voted for would have become law if their vote had not been stripped of its validity), so are they unable to show that their vote was denied or nullified in a discriminatory manner (in the sense that their vote was denied its full validity in relation to the votes of their colleagues).

However, there are doubts as to its validity in relation to microcirculation of other organs commonly committed in sepsis.

The AIA total score displayed excellent discriminant validity in relation to clinical evaluation.

The validity in relations to other variables was established as both, the subscales and full scale scores significantly correlated positively with the intrinsic motivation scores and with the more autonomous forms of extrinsic motivation, the correlation decreasing and finally becoming negative towards the extrinsic motivation end of the spectrum.

Despite the isomorphic pressure, substantial variations across regions were found regarding internal and external validity, especially in relation to studies undertaken in Asia.

Validity evidence in relation to the RAI-MDS prevalence of restraint QI was provided by Schnelle et al. [ 41] who examined whether the QI reflected differences in care.

4 5 Owing to the simplicity of use, and predictive validity held in relation to future health SRH has increasingly become used as an outcome measure in medical health research, and in population health surveillance.

It does so by providing a more reliable method of its measurement that demonstrates better validity particularly in relation to serious adverse outcomes when compared to a widely known frailty index.