Sentence examples for is validated here from inspiring English sources
"If 3G is validated here, a lot of carriers and suppliers will point to Japan as a success," said Mark Berman, an analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston in Tokyo.
It is validated here on an elementary CANDU-like LOCA benchmark proposed by AECL in the seventies.
An alternative acoustic method was recently developed and is validated here in the case of unconfined laminar premixed flames submitted to harmonic flow modulations.
This mesoscopic framework is validated here via gradient continuous time Monte Carlo (G-CTMC) simulations for realistic boundary conditions in the limit of thin, single crystal membranes.
The performance of the new MZM is validated here via comparisons with multi-dimensional RCM simulations as well as experiments employing non-reacting and reacting mixtures.
The RDM is used to describe turbulent dispersion of bubbles, and is validated here against the experimental data, and compared with predictions obtained by imposing an empirical turbulent dispersion force (TDF), but without introducing adjustable coefficients.
"Given the unanswered questions, and the significant concerns that have been validated here, it is unfathomable to me that the General Assembly would move forward" in 2012, he said.
Connector Inversion Probe (CIPer) technology is a powerful method for multiplex amplification, and has been validated here in genetic pathogen diagnostics, typing, and antibiotic resistance detection arenas as a proof-of-concept.
Repeat biopsy of C2 nodes with LN4/5 ultrasound has not been validated here: ongoing audit and a higher threshold for repeat biopsy in these patients should be considered.
The PWH score, initially developed and validated in the setting of the New Territories of Hong Kong where 95% of the population are Chinese, was validated here on a Caucasian population.
We stress here that the gene expression changes detected using microarray analysis in PBMCs in the study group were validated here using a different technique, an independent cohort, and whole blood as the source of RNA.
