"results verification" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or academic writing to refer to the process of checking or confirming the accuracy of research findings or experimental results. Example: "The study employed rigorous methods of data collection and analysis, followed by thorough results verification to ensure the reliability of the findings."
Results verification is performed by more than 95%% of convergence accuracy based on two models.
The numerical modeling technique is given, as well as the results verification of the data obtained during the aerodynamic experiment in wind-tunnel.
A series of numerical results are presented, including validation against previous experimental results, verification against an analytical model, and simulations of complex thermal multiphase flow scenarios that involve vertical and multilateral wells coupled with oil reservoir models.
Specifically, I discuss the types of high-throughput assays that can be done in Drosophila cells and in vivo, RNAi reagent design and available reagent collections, automated screen pipelines, analysis of screen results, and approaches to RNAi results verification.
Feature selection contains a number of aspects: definition of the objective function, feature sorting, searching criterion, and results verification.
Our result verification schemes vary in their complexity and overhead.
For that paper, we also publicly released our anonymized data, for result verification purposes.5.5
We use a simulator to test result verification approaches with large populations.
Replication bases all its result verification decisions in results/info provided by third parties, i.e., the participant workers.
In addition, the cost of query processing and query result verification should be independent of the size of the database.
Next, a randomized Monte Carlo verification algorithm with one-sided error is introduced to successfully handle result verification.
