Sentence examples for validity of studies from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kinley and Bruce Ross, a spokesman for Parsons Brinckerhoff -- no relationship to the Parsons Corporation -- an engineering firm that handles tens of millions in state contracts, questioned the validity of studies that suggest state engineers are a better deal.
Ideally, behavioral tests improve the predictive validity of studies on animals by mirroring the functional impact of AD-like neuropathology.
Many naturally incline to the cosy answer that "it's a bit of both" but the evidence I presented eight years ago in my book They F*** You Up already showed that, even if you accepted the validity of studies of identical twins (which I do not) on which nearly all claims about the role of genes were based, they did not support this idea.
Studies sponsored by Coca-Cola almost invariably report no association of sugary drinks with diabetes, they question the validity of studies that do find such associations or, as in the case of Global Energy Balance Network investigators, they find activity to be the most important determinant of body weight.
Our objective was to catalogue scientific decisions underpinning study execution that should be reported to facilitate replication and enable assessment of validity of studies conducted in large healthcare databases.
A secondary objective is to emphasize that caution is needed in assessing the validity of studies undertaken with the EB methodology and in using these results for providing crash modification factors.
WHY do outside researchers warn about the validity of studying Twitter messages?
Also, more research incorporating design strategies that increase the reliability and validity of study findings is needed.
These revisions are recommended to enhance recruitment while maintaining sufficient methodological rigor to ensure the validity of study results.
CONCLUSIONS: IRB variability in interpretation and application of regulations affects consistency of study procedure across sites and may reduce validity of study findings.
The recruitment of selected groups has further limited the external validity of study results to the general population.
