Sentence examples for considered as a validation from inspiring English sources

However, it should not be considered as a validation of the information contained therein, and especially to the method by which said information was obtained.

The high correlation coefficient obtained between the engineering reactivity index calculated for three different wheels and the perceived reactivity evaluated by the cyclists, regarding the same wheels, was considered as a validation of the developed method.

The model was validated by optical spectroscopy: indeed, the overall good agreement between secondary and tertiary structure elements obtained from the in vitro and in silico analyses, along with the conserved secondary structures observed in latent and cleaved NSs, can be considered as a validation of the proposed latent conformation which was modeled on the basis of the cleaved NS structure.

As this type of wearable camera is currently unsuitable for large-scale studies (because of data processing and coding time) it should be considered as a validation tool for techniques that can be used on a large scale (such as self-report).

The screening procedure adopted in our study enabled us to find evidence for 15 sRNAs in P. aeruginosa and other Pseudomonas spp. The identification of four of these sRNAs can be considered as a validation of the method, as they are either widespread in bacteria (4.5S RNA, RNase P RNA) or have been previously described in P. aeruginosa (PrrF1, PrrF2) [ 19].

This is considered as a stronger validation procedure than splitting a dataset into two random parts to obtain one derivation and one validation dataset, or performing a cross-validation procedure.

The measurement campaign of thirteen trajectories on the third and fifth floor in congress center 'Lamot' has been considered as a third validation case, and the measurement campaign of seventeen trajectories on three floors of arts center 'Vooruit' as a fourth validation case.

The measurement campaign of twelve trajectories on the ground floor in 'De Vijvers', a retirement home, has been considered as a second validation case.

This work could therefore be considered as a successful validation of the LES in the study of this type of flows.

The patients could be considered as a separate validation population.

Our results, and especially the criterion referring to pain being relieved by defecation, can be considered as a further validation of the Rome II criteria distinguishing IBS from other groups [ 22].