Sentence examples for effectively validated from inspiring English sources

KIDSS was effectively validated in different consumer segments.

Susan Estrich, a lawyer for TCW, said the jury had effectively validated the firm's claims.

The method exhibited high performance for quantitative analysis in the range of 0.0001% to 50% as inferred by the calibration curve parameters being effectively validated with blind mixtures.

A normalised real-time PCR approach based on the ΔCt method was further proposed in the range of 25% down to 0.0001%, which was effectively validated and applied to a total of 67 processed foods.

Because with these acquisitions, Oracle and SAP have effectively validated the cloud and sounded the death knell for ERP (enterprise resource planning).

In spite of this difficulty in finding the average precision of the automatic extractors due to the variation, for instance, of the test corpora size and other factors, it is verified in contributions such as Cabré et al. [1] and Ioannis et al. [18] that about 80% of the linguistic units extracted by the systems of ATE are effectively validated as terminological units by domain experts.

We compare QSAR and PCM methods, multiple algorithms (including DNNs), the differences between binary class and multi-label models, and usage of temporal validation (effectively validating true prospective use).

However, once again, it must be stressed that, in order to effectively validate the group cohesion mechanism, we would need empirical data also on the spatial patterns of movement in this kind of scenario and in different situations.

In order to effectively validate the PLS model, compounds that were not included in the data set to obtain the model were placed into a separate test set to assess the predictive potential of the model.

It must be noted that, in order to effectively validate the group cohesion mechanism we would need empirical data on the level of dispersion of groups in this kind of scenario and in different situations.

In a response to Dorsey's tweet storm, Twitter user Eric Markowitz also pointed out that by providing verification status to prominent nazis Twitter is effectively validating their hate speech — going on on to suggest the company could "fairly simply develop better criteria around verifying people who espouse hate and genocide".