The first author verified the transcripts based on audio records.
The first author conducted the systematic search and the second author verified inclusion/exclusion of a subset of studies.
Tiers 4-7 were initially conducted by the second and third author and the first author verified their relevance and appropriateness for inclusion/exclusion in the review.
The first author verified with the MDABC that the sample reflected the demographics (e.g., gender, age range) of their membership.
All interviews were transcribed verbatim and translated into English and finally, the first author verified the transcriptions by listening to the audio tapes twice.
Finally, the first author verified the transcription and entered all data into Atlas.ti, a software program used to support the analysis of qualitative data.
In recent work (Choi and Ghandehari, 2014 [4]) the authors verified this conjecture for the real ax+b group and hence, by structure theory, for any semisimple Lie group.
Furthermore, the authors verified that this design tool can be applied to practical structures by designing, printing and testing a gradient index flat lens.
In this study, a cooling tower soil model was first developed based on a falling weight soil model, which the authors verified by falling weight tests.
By taking into account the nonlinear relationship between the hot-spot temperature and the lifetime, the authors verified that the transformer's lifetime is modeled as a lognormal, stochastic process.
Finally, the authors verified that the stereo pair images observed from multiple directions have not only a capability to precisely generate DTM, but also a capability of improvement of image interpretation for identifying the structure of land covers, facilities and the geographical features by generating the color composite images consisted of each stereo pair image.
