Sentence examples for Significant validation from inspiring English sources
Significant validation of the model has been possible using CREAM data flying onboard Concorde during the September/October 1989 events.
One of the successfully validated genes that showed a significant validation result is now described in more detail: ADD3.
A total of 1,249 predicted targets were identified in these six modules, and 229 of them were validated through data from chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) experiments [ 55- 57], providing a significant validation of the bio-informatic predictions (hypergeometric test; P = 7.73E-12; Methods).
Forbidden Technologies said the agreement gives it access to Microsoft's sales force and a new sales channel, as well as representing a significant validation of its technology.
However, no significant validation of this practice is to be found in the literature.
And sharing a piece of content is a significant validation of that thing: you're putting it out to all of your friends, and saying this is something you should spend your time on," he said.
Moreover, the findings that are emerging from recent array comparative genomic hybridization studies indicate that significant validations of both controls and patient populations will be required to make phenotype-genotype interpretations in a clinical context.
The 11-analyte classification pattern described in this paper has characteristics consistent with this use, but requires a statistically significant clinical validation on a validated, custom multiplex, to verify its performance.
More recently, the interfacial lift-off mechanism, which is also theoretically based, has received significant experimental validation, and offers the advantage of tackling different surface orientations.
To be sure that further performance evaluation in the context of concurrent communications is significant, first validation of our platform is there presented.
Four phosphodiesterase targets and the MCF7S target were predicted for both tamoxifen and toremifene, for which associations there is again significant experimental validation and supporting literature [39, 40].
