Sentence examples for are sometimes validated from inspiring English sources
Postdictive and predictive studies operate mainly in time-forward mode and are sometimes validated (postdictive studies of soil redistribution over centennial to millennial timescales).
For example, risk maps of malaria and dengue using spatial information of reported disease frequency are sometimes validated locally by matching to a nearby nontransmission zone, including matching on local weather patterns.
Similar low level peaks are sometimes evident at additional regions validated by other studies, but were not significant in our scan (not shown).
"These ostensibly interdisciplinary efforts are sometimes seen as attempts to validate the humanities by attaching them to more empirical disciplines," said Jonathan Kramnick, a professor of English at Johns Hopkins and the author of the 2011 essay "Against Literary Darwinism," who has not read Mr. Chwe's book.
Cross-validation on a small set of promoter and non-promoter sequences is sometimes used to validate a PPP (Xie et al., 2006), but the results are often an overestimation of the performance on a complete genome (Bajic et al., 2004).
The degree to which these therapies have been validated is sometimes limited and, in both psycho-oncology and psychiatry, the question of the evaluation of psychotherapies and psychosocial interventions continues to be a complex subject.
They help me keep my balance; they're my canaries when I'm getting things wrong, and they (sometimes) validate me when I'm getting things right.
In the days and weeks that followed a similar tone was evident among some of the victims' parents, whose need to validate their children's lives and their own grief in public was sometimes tinged with self-promotion.
The answer is sometimes yes, sometimes no.
Disease was sometimes severe.
