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The phrase "are shown to validate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or findings that support a particular claim or hypothesis.
Example: "The results of the experiment are shown to validate the initial theory proposed by the researchers."
Alternatives: "are demonstrated to confirm" or "are proven to support".
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Finally, in situ measurements done on the ATLAS calorimeter are shown to validate these performances.
Finally, five numerical examples are shown to validate the proposed methods.
The experimental setup and results are shown to validate the control of the thermal modes.
Experimental results on aluminum 2024-T351 are shown to validate the new material model.
Simulation and experimental results are shown to validate the performance of the proposed controller.
A simulation comparison and a hardware-in-the-loop thermal peltier platform are shown to validate the practicality of the proposed quasi-perfect control algorithm.
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Finally, the performance of the prototype against two standards is shown to validate the present approach.
Monte-Carlo simulations are shown to illustrate and validate the results.
Two proteins identified by the screen are shown to be proteolytic substrates of Dsk2, validating the large scale synthetic dosage lethality screen as a new strategy for identifying substrates of a specific degradation pathway.
This program has been shown to predict validated targets more accurately than any other program.
Many family classification methods have been shown to work when validated with single domain sequences, domain models, structural similarity and functional data, though it is important to recognize that none of these explicitly test evolutionary relationship, and all are ill-suited to evaluating the question of homology.
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