validity

• "With that validity, they expect equal treatment with other married couples." —  NBC3 - Local News
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• It's been a year since they've had to apply for visas according to the standard procedure - the time frames of considering an application have been prolonged, and the visa validity has been shortened. —  PH "Kommersant"
• This social validity, however, is bounded; to the extent that other approaches overreach the conditions of their bounded validity, they can be criticised - for hypostatising partial moments of their context, and thus failing to make available the full range of practical insights arising from a multifaceted, complex and contradictory constellation of social experience. —  Roughtheory.org
• The authors claim that no further research on homeopathy is necessary, while advocates of homeopathy assert that almost all of the 8 homeopathic trials lacked external validity, that is, they used only a single homeopathic medicine given to every subject without the typical individualization of treatment that is commonly used in homeopathic practice. —  Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]

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