Sentence examples for aim of validation from inspiring English sources

This paper on the fundamental structural properties of shell-side packed columns presents an investigative study using a novel packing algorithm with the aim of validation against experimental results.

The core aim of validation is to show that the accuracy of a test meets the diagnostic requirements.

The aim of validation in simulation modelling is to enable the modelling team and stakeholders to gain sufficient confidence in the model.

The aim of the validation process was to test for: 1. Face validity (does the questionnaire "look like" it is going to measure what it is supposed to measure?) and content validity (do the questions reflect areas that are essential/useful to clarify the purpose of the study?) [ 15].

The aim of the validation process may be better understood by looking at Fig. 5.

SNP genotyping using the Illumina GoldenGate™ assay was performed with the aim of further validation, while also determining the capacity for quantitative genotyping in hexaploid tall fescue.

The aim of this validation study was to assess the positive predictive value (PPV) of the International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision (ICD-10) diagnosis of vitamin B12 (cobalamin [Cbl]) deficiency anemia in the Danish National Patient Register DNPRR).

In all cases, the aim of the validation study was to assess the correspondence between the sets of differentially expressed probesets (or transcripts) identified when using different versions of the same underlying technology.

If individual patient data are available for the derivation dataset (not considered here), it may be possible to go back and improve the original model, but that is not the aim of a validation exercise.

These instructions explained the aim of the validation, and pointed out particular questions to the decision-makers, such as 'Do all questions apply?', 'Do you miss any questions?' and 'Are the questions clearly stated?'.

As the ability of this work to validate many of the variants associated with menopausal age, as well as discover new genome-wide variants associated with follicle number is limited by sample size, future studies may aim for validation of these findings.