Sentence examples for values and validity from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that the KDQOL-SF™ demonstrated an acceptable level of reliability (as indicated by Cronbach's α values) and validity for use in understanding quality of life among haemodialysis patients in Singapore.

Research casts doubt on the value and validity of the ratings of governance advisory firms.

However, no significant correlation exists between face value and validity period, and repurchase intention.

Empirical findings revealed that face value and validity period are significantly correlated with satisfaction after recovery.

Developers of OOCs are now setting their sights on demonstrating the value and validity of the technology to industry and to regulatory agencies.

The researchers involved appreciate that the people who benefit from the projects are the ones who are best placed to judge the value and validity of the work.

In this case, the members deliberate on the value and validity of different points raised until a decision is reached and agreed upon.

Given her experience growing up, she questions the value and validity of many current development models, who she has seen fail firsthand within her own community.

As much a theoretician as a critic, Barry distinguished the art of the cinema from mere filmed theatre, emphasized the difference between movie acting and stage performance, and insisted that movies despite their novelty and popularity had as much artistic value and validity as plays: ideally, the visual beauty of a film should be the aesthetic alternative to the stage's poetry.

The present study integrated the face value and validity period of coupons into a model that determines customer satisfaction and repurchase intention in online tourism and hospitality service recovery.

As much a theoretician as a critic, Barry distinguished the art of the cinema from mere filmed theatre, emphasized the difference between movie acting and stage performance, and insisted that movies — despite their novelty and popularity — had as much artistic value and validity as plays: ideally, the visual beauty of a film should be the aesthetic alternative to the stage's poetry.