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Numerical simulations, performed by using finite element method, allowed the local experimental diagrams obtained over the zinc sample to be validated taking into account the radial contribution of the current between both materials in galvanic coupling.

The sizing method was validated taking into account the theoretical and experimental overall heat transfer coefficient of 659.8 W/m2 K.

The RIPLS has been validated, taking formal education and training into account.

The proposed algorithm is numerically validated taking into account a discrete-time LTI system subject to parameter uncertainty, parameter variations and L2 disturbances.

The method was validated by taking into consideration the guidelines specified in Commission Decision 2002/657/EC and 401/2006/EC.

The method was validated by taking into consideration the guidelines specified in European SANCO/12571/2013 Guideline 2013 and Commission Decision 2002/657/EC.

This method estimates unidirectional ATP synthesis, but it is unclear if it has been validated to take into account the multiple assumptions that allow net ATP generation to be calculated [ 12, 13].

While in theory such an approach would seem cost effective over universal treatment with DAAs, it needs to be validated in a cost effectiveness analysis taking into account indirect costs such as IL28B testing and availability as well as fibrosis staging through liver biopsy or noninvasive methods.

First, the measurements have to be validated: energy and mass balances have to be verified taking into account the propagation of errors due to measurement devices.

22 The VEINES questionnaire would be a candidate, but such a combination must be validated in appropriately designed studies and take into account the apparent overlap between the Villalta score and the VEINES-scores; all items in the Sym score are covered in the QOL score, 2/3 of Sym items are covered in Villalta and 1/4 of the QOL items are covered in Villalta.

Importantly, each proposition of homology between elements must be validated by the user (external input), to take into account such cases as the eye, discussed in the 'Introduction' section.