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Previous simulation work suggested improved Monte Carlo dose calculation accuracy when compared to single energy CT for low energy photon brachytherapy, but lacked validation.

First, the model of Betes et al 11 lacked validation, which may have led to overestimation of its discriminatory power.

However, these reviews either lacked validation experiments [ 16] or used only synthetic data [ 15], and hence are not adequate to guide cancer genome sequencing studies.

The studies lacked validation and had high risk of bias and poor clinical applicability as assessed by two independent reviewers using a modified quality assessment tool.

In the field of cardiology Haji et al. [ 47] noted that the majority of model-based studies lacked validation and calibration; this also appears to be true in the field of wound care.

The majority of reviewed studies were small, cross-sectional studies with poorly defined control groups and lacking validation.

Novel non-invasive diagnostic markers with the potential to overcome these limitations have been developed, but often lack validation in large patient cohorts.

While these methods are important, field data is usually limited to opportunistic post-fire observations, and spectral data often lacks validation with specific variables of change.

This paper has the following limitations: 1) Due to the shortage of time, the sample selection in this paper only tested the data generated by a professional knowledge community for one a month and lacks validation from multiple data sets.

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Previous studies have focused on benefits to adjacent fisheries via density-dependent spillover of adult fish from reserves [6], [9] or have been based primarily on larval transport models [3], [10] [12], lacking validation through field monitoring and oceanographic data.