Sentence examples for ongoing validation from inspiring English sources

Predictive validity has been a research area within the ongoing validation of the speaking sub-test which has thus far proved elusive to definitive research findings.

It should be subject to an ongoing validation to address trainees' learning needs, provide a structured training path and provide validated test procedures with the global and final aim to improve patient care and safety [30, 31, 36, 52].

Moreover, we investigate the use of dropout and adaptive gradient methods giving a contribution to their ongoing validation.

Moreover, the development of new forensic tools, for example new sampling appliances, by commercial companies requires ongoing validation and assessment by forensic scientists.

As STI tractography is based on physical principles that are fundamentally different from DTI, it may also be valuable for the ongoing validation of DTI tractography.

The purpose of the study was both to contribute to the ongoing validation of Dörnyei's model for describing contemporary L2 motivation and to capture motivational factors which were salient in this under-researched global context.

Three research protocols using the database are ongoing including: validation of a neuromonitoring clinical decision support system, validation of a cardio-respiratory simulator, developement and validation of the automatic diagnosis of pediatric acute respiratory distress syndrome and development of SpO2 forecast using artificial neuronal network.

As part of the ongoing Engineering Validation and Engineering Design Activities for the International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF), an experimental device suitable for the irradiation and online tritium release measurements of solid breeder ceramics and beryllium is investigated.

FINDINGS TO DATE There are no longitudinal findings reported to date from the ongoing OSPRO validation cohort.

Such efforts could include, amongst others: 1) statements about the age-appropriateness of a language test; 2) statements about the potentially detrimental sociocognitive and sociocultural effects involved in test misuse; and 3) a mechanism for collecting information about the social consequences of test deployment as part of an ongoing test validation process.

On the basis of the literature search and ongoing international validation efforts by the OECD for methods to detect endocrine disruptive effects, 15 biological test methods (five in vivo and ten in vitro) were selected including eight OECD methods and three out of five in vitro methods mentioned in the Global Water Research Coalition GWRCC) report.