The new mass flux method measurement was validated for single component permeation (ethanol and water) by comparing mass of permeate collected in cold traps with the level decrease of feed liquid measured with a pressure sensor.
Thus, the superiority of registry data over non-registry data regarding outcome measurement was validated.
The viscosity measurements were validated against a standard specimen supplied by the manufacturer at three different temperatures.
Viscosity measurements were validated with independent measurements using a Brookfield viscometer and the agreement was within 2%.
Deformation measurements were validated by the agreement of stress intensity factors at low loading conditions evaluated from experimental displacement data and from remote loads and specimen geometry.
Finally, the suggested methods for determining DOR in water, sediment and fish tissue based on LC MS/MS measurements were validated and applied to the analysis of real environmental samples.
Results of the in-line OCT measurements were validated using both off-line OCT images and particle size analysis by performing an image analysis of samples that were periodically removed from the process during the production.
Expression measurements were validated by real time PCR experiments (Figure S3).
The in vivo measurements were validated by analysis of the ex vivo extraction of PpIX.
The body composition measurements were validated against carcass composition determined by chemical analysis.
