Sentence examples for negative verification from inspiring English sources

This chapter introduces the notion of positive and negative verification.

Negative verification demonstrates that no flaws exist in a particular implementation of a requirement.

But most of his briefing involved what one participant described as Mr. Butler's explanations of "positive" and "negative" verification, dealing with the complexity of determining whether a country like Iraq concealed weapons in the absence of tangible evidence.

Manual intramuscular needle placement will be defined as a PSRM-negative verification when there is no movement or only a small straight movement of the needle upon passive stretching and relaxing of the muscle (see Figure  1).

Since there were zero false negatives, verification bias corrected confidence intervals cannot be derived (the authors did not provide confidence intervals, and did not mention the variability associated with the estimated sensitivity).

The requirement for patient's clinical history and positive or negative cardiovascular risk verification was assessed by Coomeva experts as this verification concedes extreme importance on the validity and quality of the subsequent results of this work.

Not only are there different reference tests, which are determined by the results of the FNB procedure, namely histopathology after surgical resection for all positive FNB tests and clinical follow-up for most negative procedures, but verification is also partial.

In their critique of a novel imputation method, Hanley et al noted that sensitivity was 100% when there were no false negatives, even after verification bias correction.

Initially, we tested functionality of dominant-negative dynamin by verification of its inhibitory effect on the dynamin-dependent transferrin uptake in T-REx 293 cells.

Care.com conducts identity verification and negative media scans of those who are in its directory.

Parazzoli C. G., Greegor K., Li K., Koltenbah B. E. C., Tanielian M. Experimental verification of negative index of refraction using Snell's law.