Sentence examples for compared with validated from inspiring English sources
Mass flow rates from U3DSMC-KM are compared with validated analytical solutions for the entire Knudsen number regime considered.
Results, compared with validated simulations of conventionally controlled heating, confirm that the proposed controller achieves superior tracking and reduced overheating when compared with the conventional method of control.
Possible explanations for these discrepancies may include differences in methods of symptom assessment (chart review compared with validated questionnaires), clinical heterogeneity of POTS patients or patient selection bias.
The prediction accuracy of biomarker(s) should be assessed and compared with validated or well-established tools (such as area under the curve, integrated discrimination improvement, net reclassification improvement etc).. Then the value of biomarker(s) should be further evaluated for risk and benefit if it were to be applied in a large population for intervention.
The use of GCS rather than a validated sedation scale such as the Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale or the Sedation-Agitation Scale [ 4] limits conclusions of this study, as the GCS has more inconsistent inter-observer reliability, particularly in non-verbal intubated patients, compared with validated sedation scales [ 5].
To examine whether a set of virtual reality (VR) surgical simulation drills have correlative validity when compared with the validated Robotic Objective Structured Assessment of Technical Skills (R-OSATS) dry lab drills.
To validate the thermal property results, transient heating tests were conducted in an electric kiln on LFC slabs and the recorded temperatures were compared with a validated one-dimensional heat transfer program in which the aforementioned thermal properties were treated as input data.
The DHL instrument was compared with other validated instruments for assessing knowledge on diabetes (Table 4).
Medicines information in each patient's HDS was then compared with their validated MITF.
A cut-off score of 4 has the greatest sensitivity and specificity compared with other validated measures [ 39].
Hinz and colleagues have shown that compared with the validated nitrogen-washout method it is an appropriate tool to study EELV in critically ill patients [ 16].
