Sentence examples for systematically validated from inspiring English sources
To ensure data quality, the CMBD-HA input data are systematically validated internally and periodically validated externally.
The proposed method is systematically validated with the random bending-torsion fatigue tests and numerical simulations.
Both new assays have been systematically validated in comparison with the primer/probe sets from four previously published assays on one platform and under similar PCR conditions, and shown to be superior.
In the present work, WenoHemo is systematically validated for additional numerics introduced, such as IBM and the multiblock approach, by simulating laminar flow over a sphere and laminar flow over a backward facing step respectively.
Using a cylindrical self-consistent 1-D Poisson Schrödinger (PS) numerical resolution of the charge profile as a reference, a generalized and compact Hänsch's formula is proposed and systematically validated on simulation.
However, the impacts induced by such simplifications, are not systematically validated, especially for instantaneous power demand, required for district energy network design and management, since those models are mainly designed for monthly or annual energy consumptions.
It is one of the achievements of the novel that it systematically validates the prohibited wisdom of George's "Well, you know, in the normal ways," through the depiction of a variety of gay relationships.
To systematically validate the performance of MS, three optimization algorithms, namely hill-climbing algorithm (HC), genetic algorithm (GA), and multi-agent evolutionary algorithm (MAEA), are adopted to optimize MS on 17 real-world software systems with varying sizes.
It remains an open problem to systematically validate the large-scale models inferred from high-throughput data.
Furthermore, the flexibility of TX-TL allowed us to systematically validate the functioning of each level of the cascade by adding successive levels one at a time.
Although a number of studies have evaluated the prevalence of youth-onset diabetes using administrative data (6– 10) only one has attempted to systematically validate a pediatric specific case definition.
