Sentence examples for appropriate to validation from inspiring English sources

The strengths of this study included the use of a statistical design appropriate to validation of a proxy measure of clinical practice, the use of matched data drawn from a nationally representative sample of health facilities and the inclusion of both advice- and action-centred clinical practices.

But how can we evaluate whether these criteria are scientifically valid themselves and whether they correspond to a form of scientific criticism that is appropriate to foresight validation?

It would have been appropriate to do a small validation study for the GMS schedule in a subgroup population of the 10/66 sample, to see if good sensitivity and specificity were maintained, but this was not the primary objective of the 10/66 study and it was therefore not carried out.

However, concerning its "true" predictive capabilities, it might be more appropriate to compare the SVM cross-validation performance to the ANN final model performance, as in both cases the training algorithm used only 90% of the available data (10% were employed for determination of the forced stop time point during training).

Rather, it is intended that the SIL use their judgement to perform whatever kind of validation they deem appropriate to verify the quality of the model.

Thus, for these validation data, it is appropriate to determine in silico intrinsic clearance using the dose to AUC ratio.

It is however generally indicated that integrative symptom questionnaires are also acceptable endpoints subject to appropriate validation [ 18].

In addition to appropriate validation and demonstration of clinical utility, a desirable property of a cancer biomarker molecule is its capacity to function as a therapeutic target.

Provinces or districts that work together to care for CLL patients can effectively pool data with appropriate laboratory validation to ensure standardization of results.

15 Bone marrow samples from two Japanese patients with multiple myeloma were obtained according to appropriate Human Protection Committee validation at Saitama Medical University with written informed consent.

Subject to appropriate development, validation and evaluation, campaigns that target women aged 70+ years should be encouraged, as they can lead to substantial reductions in avoidable mortality through earlier stage diagnosis of breast cancer in these women.