Sentence examples for more extensively validated from inspiring English sources
There is no clear difference in diagnostic performance between using another clinical prediction rules, but the score by Wells and colleagues has been more extensively validated.
If more extensively validated, these data would suggest that RB loss could be specifically used to define patients whose tumors would be most apt to respond to optimized chemotherapy regimens.
At present we provided "proof-of-principle", it is clear that our procedure as well as the data need to be more extensively validated in the future before the method can be broadly used as an alternative for the classical biopanning and as a new platform for rapid screening of ligands.
This result is in broad agreement with the more extensively validated studies of UPF1's role in physiological gene expression [ 20, 21, 34, 51].
This result is in broad agreement with the more extensively validated studies of UPF1's role in physiological gene expression [ 20, 21, 34, 51], suggesting that NMD plays a more restricted role in regulating gene expression than previously claimed [ 67, 68].
The Archimedes Model has been extensively validated, using more than 50 epidemiological and clinical studies.
Due to its ease of use, the SDQ has now been translated into more than 75 languages and extensively validated in clinical and community samples [ 12- 25].
But before any clinical applications, miRNA profiling studies require to be extensively validated and more standard, reliable and reproducible platforms will need to be developed.
Since newly emerging biomarkers such as neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL) and interleukin-18 have been extensively validated as more sensitive early diagnostic markers for AKI than serum creatinine, the concept of subclinical AKI has recently emerged.
Models were developed using genetic function approximation technique and were extensively validated employing different validation statistics.
Elastography More widespread use of the two most extensively validated and established techniques of TE and ARFI is expected, and further shear wave elastography techniques are likely to become more widely adopted and evaluated.
