Sentence examples for validity to detect from inspiring English sources

To do this, the present research compared the ability of a word-based dot-probe task (ie, lower ecological validity) and picture-based dot-probe task (ie, higher ecological validity) to detect attentional biases using generally selected (ie, lower personal relevance) and idiosyncratically selected stimuli (ie, higher personal relevance).

The frequency-step was 0.05 Hz (note that the Solartrone 1260A has the validity to detect 10−4 Hz variations, which was not possible at 2011; the time of our previous study in reference [7]).

However, its predictive validity to detect effects of anti-binge medications is less known (Buda-Levin et al. 2005).

This tool is worth note because of its rising popularity in clinical settings, although the reliability and validity to detect HAND remains to be determined.

In fact, the marker combination CD24/66b and CD16 seems to be suitable in sensitivity and validity to detect GPI-deficient granulocytes in our analysis.

A similar overall trend (as referred to in question 1), but with totally different seasonal curves will not indicate good validity to detect rapid changes in case of surveillance objectives.

Of the fatigue measures, the FACIT-Fatigue demonstrated the strongest evidence of internal consistency reliability, known groups validity, concurrent validity, ability to detect change in a SLE population [ 77] (Table  4) and test-retest reliability in psoriatic arthritis [ 83].

Key considerations in the evaluation of a PRO instrument's adequacy to support claims in medical product labeling include satisfactory documented evidence of content validity and established measurement properties (i.e., reliability, validity, ability to detect change) in the target clinical trial population.

It includes two validity scales to detect fake responding: the Too Good (TG) and Suspect Questionnaire (SQ) scales [ 15].

The FDA generally intends to review a PRO instrument for: reliability, validity, ability to detect change, and interpretability (e.g., minimum important difference).

Computer-based quantification might, as quantitative analysis increases, discriminate validity (ability to detect change) of importance in clinical trials and should be further proven for therapeutic follow-ups in tendon diseases.