These might include learning more about your work patterns (consistencies as well as inconsistencies), interpersonal relations, personal attributes (strengths and weaknesses), environments in which you are most (and least) effective--and of course to validate your professional competence in a given area.
Of course you've always got the issue of validating the information which is there.
"It is of course validating for us that other players recognize this opportunity.
In PC, such gene has also been regarded as a main oncogene and is widely reported to be overexpressed during the entire clinical course of pancreatic cancer, validating our prediction of the potential pancreatic cancer-associated genes [ 123].
During the course of designing and validating the pipeline, we have learned that shifting the burden of the data processing from the CAs to a few trained PAs with a set of custom scripts at their disposal greatly enhances the efficiency of the submission process and stimulates greater CA participation.
Of course, validated associations could have been discovered randomly, independent of the information provided by the docking results and the structure of the biological network.
This suggests that the violence should have died down considerably by the time the next presidential election rolls around in 2008.This would not, of course, validate the Iraq war; a million or so dead young men is a human cost too terrible for the mind to encompass, especially if all humanity gets in return is another four years of Republican rule.
Meanwhile, of course, it validated those conspiracy mongers who have long warned that India wants to culturally subsume, colonize or destroy Pakistan.
Whether any of these predicted sites/modules reflect true positive binding (and subsequent regulatory effect) must of course be validated experimentally.
The idea that women have free choice about how to give birth is an illusion when one course of action becomes validated as morally correct.
