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Today, variants called by massively parallel sequencing are commonly validated using either Sequenom genotyping, Sanger sequencing or resequencing using an alternate massively parallel technology (e.g. variants called from Illumina HiSeq data are validated with 454 sequencing); for examples see[ 1, 13- 15].

The presence of band gaps in a finite structure is commonly validated by measuring the frequency response as there are no direct methods of measuring the band structures.

The statistical significance determination of the MLSA algorithms' results is still an open problem [ 15, 22], so the reliability of the predictions is commonly validated based on their robustness - i.e. the predictions obtained by multiple runs of the same MLSA algorithm, or by different implementations of MLSA algorithm (e.g. BioProspector and Gibbs Motif Sampler), should match.

To date, implants are commonly designed and validated by evaluating implant bone fitting on a limited set of cadaver bones, which not necessarily span the whole variability in the population.

Experimental results are commonly used to validate numerical simulations.

Biomechanical studies are commonly used to validate new or modified rotator cuff repair techniques.

Tissue microarray (TMA) data are commonly used to validate the prognostic accuracy of tumor markers.

Although pathologists' consensus values are commonly used to validate these tools, we argue that the ground truth can be best achieved by stereology methods, estimating the same variable as an algorithm is intended to do.

Together the GEO and ArrayExpress databases constitute a wealth of gene expression studies and are commonly reused for validating new hypotheses and identifying novel signatures through meta-analysis by multi-data integration (11).

The other measures of depression and anxiety are commonly used and well validated in terminally ill patients.

In the investigations reported here, scavenging of the DPPH, SO anion and NO radicals which are commonly used procedures and validated against several other assays for antioxidant activity, including some with relevance for in vivo effects [ 14, 22], were employed as radical scavenging assays.