Sentence examples for devised and validated from inspiring English sources

A finite element (FE) numerical model was devised and validated with the experimental data.

A technique that would redress the consequences of cup anemometer breakdown during a measurement campaign was thus devised and validated.

To perform our analyses, we first devised and validated a high-throughput whole-genome single-cell sequencing method using two lymphoblastoid cell line single cells.

The compression wave produced by the train can be evaluated by means of a rapid computational scheme devised and validated against experiment.

From the numerical solution, a simple and novel temperature correlation of predicting the temperatures of all the individual cells given the temperature measurement of one cell is devised and validated with experimental results.

It was originally devised and validated with the SF-36 by Cox et al. [ 4].

This study was designed to devise and validate a practical prediction rule for atrial fibrillation/atrial flutter (AF) after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) using easily available clinical and standard electrocardiographic (ECG) criteria.

Future research is proposed that seeks to: automate the clash detection management, analysis and resolution process; conduct further investigative analysis of the organizational and human resource management influences impacting upon design clash propagation; and devise and validate new procedural methods to mitigate clash occurrence using a real-life project.

The focus group discussion will also be used to devise and validate the interview questions, to ensure that attention is paid to the views and feelings of stroke survivors.

In the Newcastle 85+ Study, a detailed investigation of clinical, biological and psychosocial factors associated with healthy ageing [ 5], we found it necessary to devise and validate novel recruitment and consent procedures in order to secure as high a level as possible of ethically sound and productive engagement with members of the oldest old.

Instead of devising and validating our own Question Prompt List, given the availability of already validated, widely used QPLs in the English language, we decided to carry out the cross-cultural adaptation of one of these existing instruments, and to test it on a selected group of Italian cancer patients.