Sentence examples for yet valid from inspiring English sources
(The tried-and-true parallel between the cost of a subway ride and a pizza slice was not yet valid; Gennaro Lombardi introduced pizza to the city the following year).
Adolescent drinking is a significant issue yet valid psychometric tools designed for this group are scarce.
This is a simple yet valid assumption if comparing our findings with results from first-principle calculation [16, 17].
The aim of this study is to develop a simple yet valid quantization method to tackle this challenge.
A major limitation to this study is the difficulty in designing a feasible yet valid study focusing on an event with an extremely low incidence.
Interest in evaluating and improving children's diets in afterschool settings has grown, necessitating the development of feasible yet valid measures for capturing children's intake in such settings.
The epistemic relativist, as Paul Boghossian in developing his trenchant criticisms of relativism points out, is committed to a "doctrine of equal validity", the view that "there are many radically different, incompatible, yet, 'equally valid' ways of knowing the world, with science being just one of them" (Boghossian 2006a: 2006a
On Friday night another cast offered a different yet equally valid interpretation.
The understanding of the fabric of the universe which is contained in Einstein's general relativity has made yet another valid prediction.
His two companions are TAMMY, the love interest (of sorts), a neurotic, depressed, sexy piece of software, and Ed, a nonexistent yet "ontologically valid" dog.
Opponents condemn such percentage plans, because one school's A may denote less knowledge than another's B. Yet this valid criticism fails to ask what qualities of ambition, discipline and sacrifice take youths to the top ranks of troubled schools.
