Sentence examples for varying degrees of validity from inspiring English sources

Here, then, one finds the sage using basic philosophical distinctions about the varying degrees of validity and soundness by which premises and syllogisms are classified as either demonstrative, dialectical, rhetorical, poetic, or sophistical, to call into question the presumed soundness and certainty of whatever the philosophers have to say.

There are many competing systems with varying degrees of validity and objectivity.

There are a number of recall questionnaires that have been used in older adult populations, with varying degrees of evidence for reliability and validity [ 8].

The high degree of unpredictability in the ED environment and varying degrees of competence among staff in coding, they suggest, threaten validity of coded data automatically extracted from EDs.

Results indicate that studies of the cumulative effects of mercury in children with varying degrees of exposure to dental amalgam are likely to have improved validity and precision in their analyses if time-sensitive exposure data are used.

Their view, which is popular in China across ideological lines, has validity: American politicians have invoked national-security concerns, with varying degrees of credibility, to oppose Chinese direct investment.

A number of studies have made comparisons between pathologists' post-mortems and hospital records (9– 11); others have compared validity between hospital records and mortality registers (12), with varying degrees of concordance.

They have had varying degrees of success.

Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.

He has, with varying degrees of success.

Note the varying degrees of probability.