Sentence examples for partial verification from inspiring English sources

Useful guarantees are available to participants before the behavior of the mechanism is completely known, and metrics are introduced to provide a measure of partial verification.

This paper presents the development and partial verification of a computational model that can simulate the structural behaviour of a short or slender, concentrically or eccentrically loaded, unwrapped or FRP wrapped column under both ambient and fire conditions.

The data depend on a pin power reconstruction of three-dimensional nodal calculations, and a partial verification of the pin power values was carried out using the transport codes CASMO and HELIOS as well as the Monte Carlo code MCNP.

provides partial verification of the performance of hearing instruments by measuring the properties of their noise reduction systems.

Most importantly, the use of experimental approaches and their (partial) verification in clinical studies have connected critical pathways involved in the processes of angiogenesis, alveolarization and ECM remodeling in the context of BPD development [21].

Although in common practice it is not feasible to obtain histological verification of all (benign and malignant) lesions, and a reasonable reference standard is provided by follow-up of these lesions, partial verification bias may not be fully excluded.

The language is based on semantics that is amenable to efficient code generation and partial automatic verification.

The results from these simulations and measurements provide valuable experimental data that directly supports safeguards research and development (R&D) efforts on the viability of passive neutron NDA techniques and detector designs for partial defect verification of spent fuel assemblies.

The accepted peptide quantification was achieved using the Relex software and partial manual verification.

The overall results of the quality assessment using QUADAS, as well as the results after stratification by disease and year of publication are presented in Tables 3 and 4. The majority of studies used an adequate reference standard test (96%), and did not suffer from incorporation and partial or differential verification biases (98 and 92%, respectively).

The quality assessment items included in QUADAS are: spectrum composition, description of selection criteria and reference standard, disease progression bias, partial and differential verification, incorporation bias, description of index and reference test execution, test and reference standard review bias, clinical review bias, and description of uninterpretable test results.