Sentence examples for have attempted to validate from inspiring English sources
Previous studies have attempted to validate other data from form CMS-2728, resulting in varying levels of validity and reliability [ 31- 33].
Several studies have attempted to validate this device compared with commonly used sedation scales.
Thus, many projects have attempted to validate mathematical models of biomass combustion processes based on experimental data obtained from experimental plants [4].
In this paper, we have attempted to validate a transient, two-dimensional axisymmetric simulation of a laboratory-scale cylindrical bubble column, run under bubbly flow and churn turbulent conditions.
Few studies have attempted to validate the diagnostic information contained within medical service claims data, and only a small proportion of these have attempted to do so using the medical chart as a gold standard.
Numerous researchers have attempted to validate the use of CT images, however the comparisons have only been conducted on limited elements and/or comparisons were between measurements taken from a dry element and measurements taken from the 3D-CT image of the same dry element.
Although the role of integrating application domain knowledge with technical knowledge is implicitly recognized in software engineering practice, no large scale study has attempted to validate this empirically in a field setting.
To date, one study has attempted to validate these equations in a European sample of children [ 19].
To our knowledge, no previous study has attempted to validate a national social security register against workplace-registered sick leave so comparison with other studies is not possible.
26 34 Moreover, to the best of our knowledge, no study has attempted to validate the mediating role that mental health problems play in the association between work and non-work psychosocial risks and obesity.
We have attempted to limit exposure misclassification by validating the exposure model for the current period as well as controlling for changes over time using exposure data from Zaebst et al. (1991).
