"accurate validation" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of verifying or confirming the accuracy of something. Example: The data was double-checked for accuracy and underwent accurate validation before being published in the scientific journal.
Special emphasis has been given to an accurate validation to prove the performance of the techniques.
This implies that the global view has to be frequently updated to ensure an accurate validation of global properties.
A more accurate validation of DEM would involve an assessment of the ability of DEM to predict these forces.
The model has a number of physical and geometric input parameters, which need to be measured for an accurate validation.
A limitation of the study is that all the patients were from the same hospital district, and thus a larger sample size and longer follow-up is needed for more accurate validation of these findings in order to guarantee generalizability.
A stochastic method employing Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) and hierarchical cluster analysis (HCA) is presented to give an accurate validation outcome with acceptable calculation cost.
The experimental results were obtained, on the aforementioned datasets, by means of an accurate cross validation procedure: the dataset under investigation was randomly split into k folds (k=5) and, for each of the k validation steps, k−1 folds were used for training, whereas the remaining fold was used for evaluating the estimation/validation capabilities.
This paper presents a generic discrete continuous simulation model for an accurate global validation in heterogeneous systems design.
A map of six soil textural classes (organic, coarse loamy, silt, clay, fine sand, and coarse sand) was produced at 10-m resolution across 430,076 ha that proved accurate in validation of 79% of the time.
All other signals obtained from NGS analysis were confirmed to be accurate by validation with qPCR.
Although maternal age, birth weight, birth order and plurality have been shown to be accurate in validation studies (Northam and Knapp, 2006), gestational age reporting is likely to be less reliable on birth certificates.
