Sentence examples for validly to from inspiring English sources

In his dissenting opinion, Chief Justice Rehnquist said that because the Indianapolis checkpoints could be used validly to check for alcohol use or license irregularities, it was "constitutionally irrelevant" that the city "also hoped to interdict drugs".

Otherwise, it would be impossible for anyone ever to consent validly to lifesaving operations, not to mention lottery 'jackpot' wins or large wage rises; the mere fact that a proposal is tremendously attractive does not mean that it cannot be voluntarily accepted.

Aim of this study was to investigate whether the DOT could be used validly to guide decisions for patients with injuries to the upper extremities.

From our results it became clear that the DOT can not be used validly to guide vocational decisions for people who are limited in functioning due to hand and upper extremity problems.

Our findings demonstrate that the physical demands classification system of the DOT is not valid for assessing upper extremity work demands, and thus, can not be used validly to advice patients with hand-injuries or other complaints of the upper extremities on work ability.

Musical pieces can be considered at different levels of analysis (general categories such as genre or era; knowledge of particular pieces): we designed tests (Experiment 2) to assess these different levels, and to determine whether neuropsychological constructs such as superordinate and item-specific knowledge can be applied validly to music.

A repeated measures ANOVA on the percentages of correct responses, with reward level, endogenous cue validity, and exogenous cue validity as variables, revealed only a main effect of endogenous cue validity, indicating that participants responded more accurately to validly than to invalidly cued targets (92.6 % and 88.8 %, respectively) [ F 1, 17) = 10.823, p =.004, ηp =.389, power =.873].

It is important, once a model has been fitted, to estimate whether any predictions stemming from it can be validly extended to other samples or to the same participants in the future.

Labor's Senate leader, Penny Wong, said Parry's letter to all senators "raises the question as to whether Mr Day was validly elected to the Senate at this year's federal election".

Citations were checked to see that they were of methodologically sound research, and could be validly generalised to the particular telehealth setting, to determine whether a cost-minimisation analysis could be undertaken.

Reaction times for detection of visual targets were faster to validly cued than to invalidly cued targets (358 ± 21 ms versus 393 ± 23 ms (mean ± SEM), Z = 2.52, p = 0.012; see Figure 1E).