The phrase "analysed to validate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where data or information is being examined to confirm its accuracy or reliability.
Example: "The results were analysed to validate the findings of the initial study."
Alternatives: "examined to confirm the" or "assessed to verify the".
The genotyping results were analysed to validate the SNPs and to improve the SNP discovery rate with the pipeline by adjusting the SNP filtering criteria.
Surface water samples were analysed to validate the model.
Two scenarios are analysed to validate the proposed algorithm.
The noise-riding PQDs have also been analysed to validate the sensitivity of the proposed algorithm.
Soundings (1978 2004) from the Seychelles station have been analysed to validate the capability, through the analysis of TPWV, to detect dry layers.
This sample set has previously been analysed to validate the EP test (none of these samples were included in the training phase) (Filipits et al, 2011).
To assess the performance of the proposed statistics Pathway Effect Measures (PEM), statistical simulations were conducted to evaluate type I error and power, and a real data set was further analysed to validate their practicability.
The PCR products were analysed by electrophoresis on 3.0% agarose gels to validate the specific generation of the expected product.
The experimental results were also used to validate the computational lattice model of analysed structures computed by the LS-DYNA finite element code.
Dickkopf-1, a modulator of the Wnt pathway, emerged as a candidate overexpressed gene; however, to validate the SAGE database information, the expression profile was further analysed and confirmed by RT PCR.
These values should be considered only approximation of the copy number content as the objective was to validate the results obtained with aCGH and not to precisely estimate the number of copies of the analysed DNA fragments.
