The phrase "a validate" is not correct in written English.
It is likely a misuse of the verb "validate" and should be rephrased to fit the context properly.
Example: "I need to validate the results of the experiment before publishing them."
Alternatives: "a verification" or "a confirmation".
A validate submit of transaction in embedded real-time systems depends not only on the internal consistency, but also on the time consistency.
Although this represents a validate of the technique, these are not 'true' CUP patients.
The Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome, Italy provided a validate form in order to ensure uniformity in collecting data.
To assess knowledge, attitude and perception of healthcare workers about ADR, a validate questionnaire 1 was used.
We designed a study to: (a) validate adolescents' differentiation of their self-reported physical and mental health status and (b) examine the associations of these variables with global QOL and several relevant life domains, including adolescents' satisfaction with their family, friends, living environment, school, and self.
This trained model can then be used to (a) validate that the given set of TFs is able to regulate the target gene and (b) to predict the transcription rate under different conditions (e.g. different tissues, knockout/additional TFs or mutated/missing TFBSs).
"This is a validating group.
Like Manning last week, Romo is looking for a validating first playoff win.
The catalog reproductions attempt to connect Ms. Rovner to a validating chain that includes Edward Steichen, Robert Capa, Ellen Brooks, Allan McCollum, Laurie Simmons, Ross Bleckner, Shirin Neshat and Gerhard Richter.
For those already set on a life of good works, the scandals have had a validating effect.
kiosk at the airport, where your receipts will be checked against your purchases and given a validating stamp.
