What will validation validate?
Validating the roughly 2.5 million commercially available antibodies that react to human proteins is a mammoth task, acknowledged Mathias Uhlén, a microbiologist at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and a member of the meeting's steering committee, in a press briefing.
It's about feeling validated.
For example, validating property P2 produces roughly twice as many tuples, in total, than there are events in the trace to analyze.
Roughly 150 inhibitors of 42 well validated kinase targets are currently being tested in clinical trials [ 3].
Roughly 85% of respondents said they have validated at least some of the antibodies they use.
Roughly 25% of each potential SNP list was validated using our methodology.
Roughly speaking, in this approach, a hypothesis is considered validated by data only if the data pass a test that would be failed ninety-five or ninety-nine per cent of the time if the data were generated randomly.
The bodies of two Guatemalan men who disappeared in 1984 have been found at a former military base and identified through DNA testing, validating an exhumation process tied to the roughly 40,000 people who disappeared during Guatemala's civil war.
These SEM images validate that the smaller islands, less than roughly 30 nm, tends to be lift-off during etching.
