Sentence examples for more detailed validation from inspiring English sources
If larger equipment is necessary, more detailed validation can still be accomplished with less wasted material than under batch conditions.
Further research should also focus on more detailed validation, e.g. using medical records or other more precise data.
To fully assess the existence of tumour-specific genes and their role in promoting tumorigenesis, more detailed validation studies will be necessary.
Assessing the green qualities on an ordinal rather than binary scale using GIS, also in urban areas, would facilitate a more detailed validation of the self-reported items and would provide opportunities for index scores with wider ranges.
More detailed validation - such as disease activity tools for use in myositis clinical trials, as described by the International Myositis Assessment and Clinical Studies Group [ 31- 33] - may be needed in future study.
Our future work aims to conduct a more detailed validation of the tool and to further understand the patient, carer and community-based healthcare providers' (including family physicians') perspectives on admissions.
In this context, however, more detailed model validation and parameter estimation using data from the current H1N1 pandemic or past pandemics should be a priority for future work.
It would be possible, perhaps desirable, to carry out a more detailed criterion validation of the COPE in the future.
In this section we perform a more detailed biological validation of some of the results produced by the hill climbing method.
Although the number of items included in the SDQ and CBCL scales differs and CBCL can be considered to provide more detailed information, validation research has demonstrated that the SDQ conduct scale and emotional scale detect internalising and externalising problems, respectively, as well as the CBCL scales [ 38].
Although more detailed experimental validations must be performed, these sequences (5,915 isotigs and 209,598 singletons) may be macaque-specific genes that define differences between humans and crab-eating macaques.
