Sentence examples for wholly valid from inspiring English sources
All agree that the first part of this oath, under which a person swears to 'uphold and defend' the Federal and State Constitutions, is wholly valid under the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
While this will never be wholly valid, for regions as broad as those proposed for the three assessment processes in question, it will be a close approximation, because such a high proportion of species are endemic to single regions (86% for GEO, 90% for IPBES) and even to single subregions (66% for both GEO and IPBES).
These criticisms of my criticisms are wholly valid.
Although error in measurement of adiposity change could explain why we did not find that it wholly mediated exercise-induced estradiol changes, the use of valid and reliable measures makes this possibility less plausible.
Similarly, 'blind intuition' for Kant does not mean either "bogus intuition" or "wholly meaningless intuition": rather it means "autonomously and independently objectively valid intuition/essentially non-conceptual cognition".
'Empty concept' for Kant does not mean either "bogus concept" or "wholly meaningless concept": rather it means "concept that is not objectively valid," and as we have seen in Section 1.3, for Kant there can be very different sorts of concepts that are not objectively valid, including rationally intelligible concepts of noumenal objects or noumenal subjects.
There were 516 people from the CDSC data with Burkitt's lymphoma or immunoblastic lymphoma and a first report from a region located wholly or partly within the TCR catchment area, and 228 (44%) had a valid match to an NHL record from the TCR data.
There were 2079 people from the CDSC data with presumptive or definitive KS and a first report from a region located wholly or partly within the TCR catchment area and 648 (31%) had a valid match to a KS record in the TCR data.
