These findings indicate that validation against particle velocity and solid fraction fields does not necessarily imply validation of collision frequency and impact velocity.
Leadership, when implying validation by the organisation, can actually be seen as equivalent to Probst's 'Sponsorship' or the display of executive approval for the network.
The method has been proven to be in conformance with FDA-Guideline "Guidance for Industry - Bioanalytical Method Validation (May 2001"), which implies proof of reproducibility within a given error range.
The method conforms with FDA-Guidelines 'Guidance for Industry – Bioanalytical Method Validation (May 2001)', which implies proof of reproducibility within a given error range.
This implied that validation in each cluster was conducted across different breeding population means which led to higher predictive ability than when predicting the performance of each breeding population separately.
An important question that has not been addressed is whether validation of a macroscopic velocity field or solid fraction field also implies a validation of collision-scale measurements such as collision frequency.
But this can be done in a way that doesn't imply equal validation of those inciting and opposing something like sexual assault.
Inclusion in the Registry implies experimental validation through direct sequencing, northern blots, or microarray approaches.
In our instance, this proportion was set to 0.002, based on the future planned experimental step, which implies the validation of 150 selected loci.
In addition, the somewhat complicated nature of aggregate markers implies that validation on several populations is needed to facilitate the clinical interpretation and confidence in the markers.
All of the aforementioned methods assume statistical independence of the multiple tests, which can be violated when tests exhibit strong correlations (as mentioned above); furthermore, q-values imply subsequent validation in an independent sample, which may not occur.
