The phrase "and validated the ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the confirmation or verification of someone's skills or capabilities in a specific context.
Example: "The team conducted a series of tests and validated the ability of the software to handle large data sets efficiently."
Alternatives: "and confirmed the capability" or "and verified the skill".
The depth at which the current intrudes into the ambient also reveals a good agreement between the two approaches and validates the ability of numerical simulations to reproduce the dynamical features of turbidity currents moving into a stratified ambient.
In all cell lines, the amount of spiked zinc measured was within 10% of the expected value, suggesting that the activity of HcZ9 is not significantly altered by various biomolecules in these biological samples and validating the ability of HcZ9 to quantify mobile zinc in cell lysates (Supplemental Figure S11).
Based on a cutoff value predetermined from retrospective studies between 1995 and 2000, we validated the ability of quantitative CEA mRNA detection in peritoneal washes to predict peritoneal recurrence in a prospective study between 2000 and 2004.
In addition to SNVs and indels, we also validated the ability of ClinSeK to identify somatic structural variation breakpoints.
Drugs killing all gametocyte stages or differentially active against immature and mature sexual stages validated the ability of the dual-color assay to quantitatively measure such stage-specific effects.
Receiver operator curve (ROC) analysis, using an external control set of shGFP-infected and cntrl-shRNA-infected RMS and NMS cells (Supplementary files 3 4), validated the ability of this system to distinguish between shRNAs with and without growth-inhibitory effects on sarcoma cell proliferation.
Through quantitative and qualitative experiments on different datasets, we have validated the ability of the CAC framework for multiple steps for segmentation, warping, and morphing.
Confidence-interval analysis validated the ability to distinguish between wild-type, heterozygote, and mutant samples using the READIT Assay.
Trial B validated the ability of different biomarkers to predict colorectal cancer stage, survival and response to chemo- and radiotherapy.
