Sentence examples for need of validation from inspiring English sources

"Single Girls: Sex but Still No Respect" (Arts & Ideas, Oct. 12) objects to treating single women as a group in need of validation.

The new method is still in need of validation; the vest used by Dr. Rudy is a prototype, and much clinical testing lies ahead.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 15 — Anointed No. 1 in both preseason polls and by every prognosticator short of Nostradamus, Southern California was still in need of validation Saturday at No. 14 Nebraska.

She finds Rodriguez an extremely insecure, ultra-vain, self-absorbed, gullible attention addict who's emotionally stunted, has no sense of self, is constantly in need of validation and has no real friends.

"I am the president" — his blustery tag line and the title of a 1969 comedy album he recorded for Elektra — seemed to get at the essence of a powerful politician in desperate need of validation.

Also, the presence of 10 truly deserving contenders on the shortlist validates the award itself, and while some might contend that an institution now over half a century old is in no need of validation, it is a personal view that occasionally down the years it has been little more than a nonsense, scarcely worthy of the reverence it routinely receives.

But anything that's a food, you can make a different set of claims without the need for validation of these claims.

As such there remains the need for validation of adherence monitoring tools capable of measuring real-time behaviour of patients in various settings [81].

However, the heterogeneity of breast cancer emphasizes the need for validation of prognostic gene signatures in larger sample sets stratified into relevant subgroups.

This suggests the need for validation of the sequencing quality of new miRNAs having low expression levels.

But to have the black experience in need of such validation, to require a building of such grandeur with a tony address, is quite at odds with the current political moment.