The phrase "are required for validating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to specify necessary elements or conditions for the process of validation.
Example: "The following documents are required for validating your application: proof of identity and residency."
Alternatives: "are necessary for verification" or "are essential for confirming".
Note that a large number of thermocouples would be required for validating the temperature mapping results in 3D in the highly heterogeneous murine tissue while accurate positioning of the thermocouples in the intact mouse is technically challenging.
In general, the traditional password-based authentication is more computationally effective than the fingerprint-based authentication, because additional computation power is required for validating biometric fingerprint samples.
Although, experimental characterization may be required for validating the role of these sites, current study shows promise in being able to identify sites that may be responsible for differences in substrate specificities or imparting other valuable functional or physiochemical differences observed in GGT proteins.
Considering that the degree of confidence of a given PPI increases with the number of independent supporting references [ 35], it is evident that, apart from exploiting existing models for PPI assessment [ 36], further targeted experimentation is required for validating the majority of the PPI data.
Therefore, novel validated biomarkers are required for AKI, CKD progression and associated CVD risk.
These laborious, costly procedures are required for even a simple task such as validating the binding of SH2 domains to a few candidate proteins (e.g., EGFR, ErbB2, etc).
Clinically validated prognostic factors are required for LAPC patients enrolled in clinical trials and may differ from those that are relevant for PDAC patients with more advanced disease.
In this study, we have identified and validated candidate genes that are required for MPXV infection, specifically the Golgi-associated retrograde protein (GARP) complex.
