Sentence examples for joint validation from inspiring English sources

In reality, the information characterizing the entire spatial domain in the considered case does not exist; on the other hand, indirect methods used to obtain data give us secondary information (soft data) that needs a joint validation with primary information (hard data).

"We recently announced a partnership with VeloCloud that includes joint product validation, coordination with product roadmaps, simplified ordering, and coordinated sales and marketing to improve solutions for our mutual customers," Tom Burns, senior vice president for networking, enterprise infrastructure and service provider solutions at Dell EMC explained in a statement.

Since the present study was part of a larger study involving the effect of zinc depletion, a comprehensive joint qPCR validation of the microarray method was carried out, and the result is presented in the parallel article [ 37].

Figure 8 Measured torques and estimated torques of each joint during the validation process.

Again, all these considerations are to confirm that for application to the kinematics of any particular joint, a detailed validation study should be carried out, especially for clinical studies.

We excluded one record (1.3%) due to a missing Civil Registration Number (DSR sample) and two records (2.7%) because the available data did not allow a meaningful validation (joint sample), leaving 72 medical records available for data analysis.

What will validation validate?

The presentation includes an analytical model for designing the joints and the validation of the overall joining concept by means of finite element modelling and experimentation.

This chapter reports on the development of two generic bonded joints used in the validation process: the double overlap-joint fatigue specimen (DOFS) and the skin doubler specimen (SDS).

In this paper, details of bridge joint design, fabrication and validations are discussed.

3D video-fluoroscopy produced promising results for the elbow joint, but further in-vitro validation studies should be carried out.