Sentence examples for input and validation from inspiring English sources

We felt it important to obtain a broader degree of input and validation, so we conducted a large-scale survey of researchers.

This work is part of a larger project at NIST in which benchmark data are collected for input and validation of multiphase combustion models, and the results presented provide a well-characterized inlet condition for the spray combustion reactor.

We have relied on three external sources for input and validation.

Data was input and validation was performed with the double entry method using Epi Data software, and the data set was then converted to SPSS 17 and STATA 11 for analysis.

In the future, NB prediction models should include pollution measurements as inputs, and validation should be performed prospectively.

Data on rates of soil loss and redistribution collected during a series of large-scale rainfall simulator experiments were used as model input parameters and validation.

The present work provides quantitative microstructural data that can be used as input for and validation of recent idealized model formulations, and it is shown that the measured void dimensions and evolution are consistent with measured toughness anisotropy.

These high resolution images of the fluid filled pore space have not been previously available to researchers and will provide valuable insight to fluid flow, and provide data as input into and validation of high resolution porous media flow simulators, such as percolation-network and lattice Boltzmann models.

On one side are formal trace validation tools, mostly experimental or academic, offering a rich input language but for which no parallel processing algorithms are available; on the other side lie distributed log analysis products whose input language and validation capabilities are relatively limited.

This study also introduces the use of temporal variation in the groundwater level and nitrate concentration in groundwater as input and for validation respectively to obtain more reliable and meaningful results.

General recommendations for the development of checklists include conducting a thorough literature review, evaluation of current practices, consideration of expert opinion and consensus, obtaining multidisciplinary input, and thorough validation of the checklist using an iterative approach [ 1, 5].