The phrase "subject for validation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that needs to be checked or confirmed for accuracy or legitimacy. Example sentence: The customer's personal information was entered as the subject for validation prior to completing the online purchase.
The sample was divided into 300 subjects for derivation and 100 subjects for validation.
However, we note that the results in Figure 6 may be slightly overoptimistic because both statistical robustness analysis and meta-analysis (that informed the removal of SNP rs12523624) utilize subjects used for validation of the model.
Clearly, the present work represents a proof of principle and will require more subjects for full validation of this preliminary result.
To test our hypothesis, we performed a western blot for actin and myosin on proteins from exfoliated cells contained in the saliva of the same pre-malignant and malignant subjects used for validations described above.
Second, it applies even when the outcome and independent variables are continuous, provided sampling of subjects for the validation study is random within categories.
We also prepared another cohort of asymptomatic type 2 diabetic subjects for the validation study.
A cohort of 24 subjects was used for the proteomic analysis, a cohort of 52 subjects for the validation phase and 56 hypertensive patients for the microalbuminuria test.
b) EORTC QLQ-LMC 21: This questionnaire contains 21 items; therefore, we need a minimum of 210 subjects for its validation.
Depending on the test performance results in the derivation part of the study, the sample size of subjects for the validation study would be adjusted accordingly.
Data for validation study subjects are shown as all PAJH Study subjects (n = 4,244) and subjects in the subcohort (n = 88).
