Sentence examples for corresponding validation from inspiring English sources
As each subset-specific deviance was calculated based on the model that did not depend on the data in the corresponding validation subset, the lower cross-validated deviance indicated the model expected to better predict the outcomes in an independent data set from a similar population (Rachet et al, 2003; Binquet et al, 2008).
At the same time, the corresponding validation experiments were conducted.
PCA 3D OPLS-DA score plots and corresponding validation plots of OPLS-DA derived from the GC-TOF/MS metabolite profiles in the colon lumen of nursing and weaned piglets.
Hence new cyber physical production systems (CPPS) design and architecture principles as well as corresponding validation and verification methods are necessary.
However, the on-site heat transfer experiments combined with engineering projects are not much, and the corresponding validation of model is a little.
The present paper reports first results from a corresponding validation experiment which has been launched recently, viz. the comparative in-pile testing of specially fabricated IMF and PuO2/UO2 mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel rodlets in the Halden reactor.
In general, this paper demonstrates a novel method for designing non-continuous shape polygon harvesting devices with corresponding validations.
Hence, translations of the PTMQ into other languages and corresponding validations seem promising.
Each of the 192 GRN models from synthetic data was validated against the corresponding independent validation data set, and the each of the 8 models inferred from the yeast cell cycle system was validated against the single independent validation data set (Alpha 30).
However, a comprehensive numerical study of the dynamics of rotor-VES systems, regarding the types and combinations of translational and rotational degrees of freedom (DOFs), accompanied by the corresponding experimental validation, is still lacking.
The corresponding peptide validation page was opened by double clicking the peptide entry (Supplementary 1, Figure 2).
