Sentence examples for considered as validation from inspiring English sources

Two-phase bubble collapse near a rigid boundary (where a highly viscous third phase approximates the rigid boundary) is considered as validation of the method.

In fact, it was only tuned for one of the twelve trajectories (T5, a trajectory where the dominant path made a propagation direction change), so all other measured trajectories in this building can be considered as validation trajectories as well (see Table 1, column 'goal'goal

Thus, evidence of transcription of intergenic pre-miRNAs can reasonably be considered as validation of transcription of the precursor.

Thus, these observations can be considered as validation of the general pattern of QOL reporting for this scale.

The obtained ratio of ex- to active PWID (1.34 to 1) is comparable to the ratio estimated for England (1.95, 95% CrI: 0.72 4.81) using a different approach and informed by much more data [ 38]; however, the similarity to the ratio for England cannot be considered as validation.

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.

Subsequently, each group considered as the validation set is reconstructed using dissimilar molecules pooled from other clusters.

The root-mean-square prediction error (RMSE) and adjusted R-square were considered as statistical validation tools to compare between MLR and GBM results.

A welding inspection on an underwater tube structure is considered as the validation scenario, while a UVMS with a mounted six degrees of freedom manipulator is assigned to perform the task.

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 SpA population consisted of three separate cohorts, where cohorts 2 and 3 are considered as independent validation cohorts.