Sentence examples for suitable to validate the from inspiring English sources

Factor analysis was deemed suitable to validate the NES-PWI for Pakistani public sector hospitals [ 36– 38], as this tool, to the best of researchers' knowledge, has not been used in the region before.

In view of the lack of therapist-administered tool suitable to validate the AusTOMs against, and given the time administration advantages of the use of the EQ-5D which were significant to the success of this research program, the EQ-5D was selected for inclusion in the present study.

Each data set consisting of 20 microarrays was analyzed separately and considered an independent data set suitable to validate the results from the reminder data set because no bee was part of both data sets and a pilot analysis indicated that only 0.75% of the cDNAs had a significant (P-value < 0.00001) age by colony interaction and only 0.79% of cDNAs had a significant colony effect.

Thus, this operating condition is suitable to validate if the friction losses are determined correctly by the numerical model.

Classical model validation methods (e.g. k-fold cross-validation or Receiving Operator Characteristic (ROC) curves) are suitable to validate probabilistic but not discrete results [ 17], which are represented by a single point in the ROC space.

This system may be suitable to validate or even partially replace complex animal studies and, in particular, address the importance of isolated, specific synovial cell types in an experimental setting which reflects prominent features of joint destruction in RA.

A protocol suitable to validate an automated diffusion equipment with seven in-line flow-through cells is described.

Common economic gauges such as Return on Investment, Payback Period, Cost Benefit Analysis, Life Cycle Assessment and Life Cycle Cost are not suitable to validate OE options in households.

Much discussion has been going on about which follow-up period is most suitable to validate a system.

This approach is suitable to validate concepts derived from proteogenomics as well as effects of pharmacological treatments.

This makes it hard to assign new groups and large SOMs are therefore more suitable to validate previous classifications based on PCA and hierarchical clustering.