Sentence examples for eventually validated from inspiring English sources

Seeing the other moms initially made me feel self-conscious but eventually validated my struggles.

The isogeometric finite element framework is eventually validated by two numerical examples of spinodal decomposition.

Results are eventually validated through comparison with experimental data from the literature.

The ANN model is trained and, eventually, validated based on an extensive campaign of physical model tests carried out under different wave conditions, tidal levels and values of the damping coefficient, representing turbines of different specifications.

The numerical results were eventually validated with reference to an experimental dataset related to a waste heat to power conversion application in compressed air systems where the sliding vane ORC expander worked with R236fa, at a pressure ratio of 2.65 and at 1551 RPM.

The position and access-order information are later used for association of secondary ligatures with their primary ligature to form the complete ligature, which is eventually validated from a dictionary and is written to a text file.

So the TL might prove to be a hit, a tech-forward performance sedan whose sales numbers eventually validate its challenging aesthetics.

It is observed from the various performed simulations that the NCLMF algorithm is stable while µ is less than 1.0 and thus, eventually validating the derived stability bound.

Phenotypic differences between knock-in and transgenic models are also evident, and clinical observations will eventually validate which model more closely represents human PIK3CA mutated breast cancer.

However, despite its limitations, we strongly believe that this rational strategy will help us to identify candidate biomarkers and proteins that will eventually be validated further as a potential drug targets for prostate cancer.

This filtering method generated 189 putative splicing events (Additional file 3), including 7 of the 9 genes eventually unambiguously validated by PCR (see below).