Sentence examples for mostly validated from inspiring English sources

Despite the demonstrated acceptable reliability and validity of the SGRQ, its data have been mostly validated using classical test theory (CTT) procedure.

Conversely, results of those works are mostly validated through simulations and do not rely on a real service providing network, as the present study does.

The City of Cairo's experienced a major shift in its urban planning attitude and practice since the mid 1970s which mostly validated elements of economic planning while neutralizing its social aspects.

These miRNAs have been mostly validated using RT-PCR, luciferase reporter assay, microarray and northern blot.

The gambling subscale has been well validated in treatment populations [ 18- 20] whereas the other subscales have been mostly validated with substance abuse populations.

Reported patient reported outcomes were mostly validated instruments and mostly used in settings where such information would have been highly relevant to clinical decision making.

Maybe I should respond: a recent Hacker News thread analyzes, and ultimately (mostly) validates, a claim that a good 30-year-old Google software engineer now takes home close to $250,000/year in total compensation.

It must be noted that thus far most of the findings from the metabolomics and proteomics studies, such as the involvement of oxidative stress and MGP in the ABCC6-related biological mechanisms, mostly validate data obtained from previous in vitro and in vivo experiments.

The P-log analysis with threshold value of 0.6 [see Additional file 10A] keeps the same general topology as the P-lin one, albeit with a slightly reduced complexity (with 10 genes and 25 edges), whereas results obtained from the P-log analysis with threshold value of 0.7 [see Additional file 10B] reduces dramatically the number of genes and networks which are mostly experimentally validated.

We further validated mostly these associations in an independent linkage population.

Indeed, IF is one component of the Oxford classification, although it is validated mostly in patients with proteinuria of more than 1 g/day [ 23, 24].