Sentence examples for approach and validation from inspiring English sources

A generic BDR design approach was successfully applied, which involved use of a reverse engineering approach to determine the load requirements, application of a rapid repair design approach, and validation of the design using finite element analyses and experimental testing.

A study using a bioinformatic approach and validation with various translocation assays has identified multiple translocated effectors in EHEC including the NleL (ECs1560) locus [40].

Using the classification and regression tree approach and validation by conventional statistics, ERβ1 expression predicted a high risk of relapse in the lymph node-positive group.

Due to our dedicated design approach and validation environment, and in order to make sure patients experience an optimal engagement and usefulness, a requirement rises on the most suitable level of dementia for assisted patients.

By using a gene array approach and validation with RT-PCR, Jones et al demonstrated that of all of the chemokines assessed, only IL8 was significantly increased in menstrual phase endometrium.

This paper reviews current progress and challenges in the simulation of imaging systems with a focus on Monte Carlo approaches to X-ray detector modeling, acceleration approaches, and validation strategies.

The approach, content and validation of each QAT are described in detail in the related Appendix B. So far, reviews of QATs have been conducted by using the study types they cover as a basis.

Thirdly, a proposal for the development approach and virtual validation is presented and risks as well as challenges are discussed.

This paper presents three approaches based on accelerated life testing to verify, estimate and confirm the lifetime or reliability of a newly modified product at design stage: ALT comparative approach, reliability estimation approach, and reliability validation test.

To describe the technical approach and subsequent validation of the probabilistic linkage of the three anonymous, population-based Dutch Perinatal Registries (LVR1 of midwives, LVR2 of obstetricians, and LNR of pediatricians/neonatologists).

Details of the DIA approach and its validation have been reported previously [ 15].