Sentence examples for have found validation from inspiring English sources

If she had heard the talks and workshops given by those who helped fuel the panic ― psychiatrists, therapists, social workers, law enforcement, prosecutors ― she would have found validation there, too.

Through Redzepi and his MAD [food] symposium in Copenhagen (Sloan was a reluctant but compelling speaker at the second event in 2012), he has found validation and a viable market with many of Europe's top chefs now clamouring to buy from him.

In this Account, we propose a strategy to develop bioorthogonal reactions that has found validation in stories from our lab, specifically the Staudinger ligation and strain-promoted azide alkyne cycloaddition, also termed "Cu-free click chemistry".

Previous studies have found that validation of diagnoses of myocardial infarction by a primary care practitioner and records of death from coronary heart disease results in a confirmation rate of more than 90%, 16 17 so we did not carry out further validation with primary care practitioners in our study.

We have conducted similar analyses in other studies (results not shown) and have found cross-validation to be more conservative than the FDR, leading us to the general conclusion that multiple methods should be employed simultaneously to reduce type I errors for genetic association studies.

Compared with the results of published internal validation of the UK TARN prediction model and the RISC model, we have found the temporal validation of the NORMIT model to be promising.

As it contains an external and internal cross-validation similar to nested cross-validation, we have found that terms "double cross-validation" and "nested cross-validation" have been used in the literature with different meanings.

Interviews have found that managers value data validation and quality over use.

Validation studies have found transfusion reporting is accurate, has ascertainment around 85% and has not changed over time [ 11, 30].

We found a high correlation between the MBR and the CSHRR, especially in the period after 1978 (0.97), which is similar to what other validation studies have found (0.97 0.98).

However, previous validation studies have found good correlations between prescription claims and actual drug use [ 33], and this study found that the rate of drug consumption correlated well with patients' verbal responses.