The adverse events were reviewed by the author with the pediatricians, and in cases where there was doubt whether an event was actually validly registered as an adverse event, consensus was reached after discussing the adverse event.
A "The issue of whether a transfer fee could be validly imposed in a condominium is one that has been much discussed," said Marc Luxemburg, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer.
As discussed by Robinson in 1950, ecological correlations cannot be validly used as substitutes for individual correlations [22].
Since some demographic or experiential variables, as we discussed earlier, may affect test takers' attitude, the results of this study may not be validly extrapolated to other groups of test takers such as staff in business.
An additional aim was to test the setup and logistics of the biobank, as discussed in detail by Christensen et al. 12 Prior to the pilot study, some concerns existed in the DD2 scientific steering committee that selected important data – ie, height, weight, and blood pressure – could not be retrieved validly from other data sources.
How DWs can validly be measured, defined, or (more neutrally speaking) elicited is of equal importance for the results as the question, "Who is asked to provide the DWs?" Although elicitation methods will be discussed below, this article does not focus on the question of which sources (e.g., patients, clinical experts, etc).
They dismissed tickets that were probably validly issued".
No legislation has validly been passed by the Senate.
Most MPs wouldn't be validly elected if that was the test.
He added that prosecutors could validly say: "We indicted bin Laden.
"If a person is validly registered to vote, the signature should count".
