Sentence examples for has ever validated from inspiring English sources
However, no previous study has ever validated the measure of TRPV1-mediated rapid elevation of [Ca2+]i, or of plasma membrane perturbation by DH microscopy, as a biosensor for AEA entry into the cell.
Even though there are several region-specific functional outcome questionnaires measuring neck disorders that have been developed in English-speaking countries, no Polish version has ever been validated.
However, no questionnaire assessing disability in activities of daily living in patients with neck pain has ever been validated in Greece.
Even though there are several region-specific functional outcome questionnaires measuring neck disorders available, no Polish version has ever been validated.
These techniques are less accurate and reproducible, and none of them has ever been validated in comparison with a 'gold standard' technique in critically ill, mechanically ventilated patients.
No such link has ever been scientifically validated, and the paper itself has now been retracted amid claims of fraud and data fabrication.
Thompson said that the TTB had excluded grain-based spirits from gluten-free certification because no test of the gluten content of distilled liquors has ever been "formally validated".
Systemic (serum or urine) biomarkers offer a potential alternative method of quantifying total body burden of disease but no OA-related biomarker has ever been stringently validated to determine the feasibility of this approach.
It appears that it has also been ignored by the vegetable and ornamental industry and hence it is doubtful if the method had ever been validated under commercial production conditions.
TSA pushed back against GAO's findings, noting that "no other large-scale U.S. or international screening program incorporating behavior- and appearance-based indicators has ever been rigorously scientifically validated".
The global public health community assumes that all nations acted in good faith; however, no one has ever attempted to verify or validate compliance with the WHO request.
