Sentence examples for interest in validating from inspiring English sources
Initial studies suggest that this may indeed be the case, and there is much interest in validating the use of platelet antagonists through the performance of well-designed clinical trials.
As mechanical properties of short fiber reinforced thermoplastic injected components depend on flow induced fiber orientation, there is considerable interest in validating and improving models which link the flow field and fiber orientations to mechanical properties.
Furthermore, CSF sTREM-1 could be of great interest in validating the diagnosis of colonization versus infection.
In recent years, there has been increased interest in validating and developing new therapies for patients without cystic fibrosis [ 10].
Recent studies provided evidence that GSI treatment suppressed growth of breast cancer cells, increasing the interest in validating this novel therapeutic approach [ 13- 16].
From a neuroanatomical point of view, Al-Yahya et al 17 expressed an interest in validating dual-task models to improve our knowledge about walking ability in subjects with dementia and the neuronal mechanisms that control them.
Also, I'll try to explain why you should be interested in validating your files in bulk prior to importing anything (EAD, MARC, whatever) into ArchivesSpace.
However, such data is not available because of the lack of interest of researchers in validating them [11].
20 These observations have furthered interest in prospectively validating predictive markers in studies such as the IL-2 SELECT trial (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT01288963).
More specifically, we have an interest in assessing and validating applications for the petrochemical and petroleum sectors with the aim to reduce energy intensity as well as greenhouse gas emissions.
There is continued interest in developing and validating noninvasive imaging strategies to assess both targeted Y radioactivity and nontargeted Y radioactivity that are readily accessible, easy to implement, easy to interpret, and reported in a concise and consistent manner.
