Sentence examples for critically validated from inspiring English sources

The music mentioned too is predictable, critically validated, safe: Radiohead, Prince, Beethoven, Schubert, Haydn, The Beatles.

In CC Beck and Otto Binder's Shazam! (a whimsical series which adults have critically validated) the young newsboy Billy Batson enters an abandoned subway tunnel and emerges not just with mystical powers and a cape, but with the body of a fully grown man.

The implementation of the code has been critically validated by a lot of evaluations and tests on a broad class of materials including two-dimensional and three-dimensional materials, providing its efficiency and capability for high-throughput screening of specific materials with targeted mechanical properties.

The constitutive models of relevant tissues, the loading and boundary conditions, and the interactions among different tissues and structures, and so forth, all these have to be critically validated before application in clinical studies.

Subsequent updates in the genome annotation can show new findings, which have to be critically validated because bioinformatical annotations based on homology can easily create artifacts, especially with a highly homologous gene family such as the KCNJ potassium channels.

A finite element study critically validates the predicted results.

KS drafted the manuscript, analyzed the data critically and validated.

According to Mäntylä, "we need more empirical research aiming at critically evaluating, validating and improving our understanding of subjective indicators of design quality" (Mäntylä et al. [2004]).

The analytical viability of the resulting assay system has been critically assessed and validated through the determination of endogenous nitrite within lake water and through recovery experiments in seawater.

By way of a caution, Ridley has recommended that the psychometric properties of questionnaires, which may not have been designed specifically for critically ill patients, should be tested and validated in critically ill patients before the results are presented [ 61].

Incorporating an accurate continuous blood glucose analyzer validated for critically ill patients and an effective, safe, and validated computer algorithm into a closed loop system can help to avoid harmful clinical errors leading to iatrogenic-induced hypoglycemia and to successful implementation of TGC.