Sentence examples for key validation from inspiring English sources

The department inspector general's office is expected to conclude that no agents for the Federal Bureau of Investigation took part in the military's rough interrogations, a key validation for the bureau, officials said.

But the in-silico biology field is, he says, still 10-20 years from reaching what those in the field say is a key validation point.

A key validation component involves metrics amenable for universal application of accuracy and reproducibility testing across equipment platforms and acquisition protocols.

The experimental results provide key validation targets for CH2O and HCO chemistry and the R1 third-body coefficient of CO2 in flames.

The paper begins by proposing a systematic architecture for efficient XML key validation and incremental validation using XPath and structure checking.

The measurement technique is briefly discussed first, presenting only the key validation results here for background.

Key assay validation parameters tested included specificity, accuracy, precision, limit of detection and quantitation, specificity, linearity and range, and robustness.

Table 2 Summaries of reviewed systems approaches for identifying drug combinations Disease models Method Key findings Validation Reference Computational models of cell signaling networks Breast cancer Mass-action model Combined inhibition of MEK and PI3K optimally decreased cell viability.

To facilitate alignment of large ontologies, keyboard shortcuts are implemented for the most common decisions: enter key = validation as homology plus computation and iteration; escape key = invalidate plus computation and iteration; right and left arrows to see the next and previous propositions without computation.

Proving analytical and more importantly clinical specificity and sensitivity is the key to validation of this category of biomarker assay, but such a process can require access to resources which are not readily available, such as knock out mice, cell lines with overexpression of the target protein or clinical specimens.

In a related sphere, PKI is a widely used mature technology that employs "formal" trust mechanisms to support digital signature, key certification and validation, as well as attribute certification and validation.