Sentence examples for systematically verified from inspiring English sources
Despite the weight assigned to academic degrees, South Korean companies have never systematically verified them, a task more difficult with foreign degrees.
Numerical simulations are systematically verified by experiments.
The simulation results need to be systematically verified using the Cassini dust and plasma measurements.
Correspondingly, the proposed techniques have to be systematically verified for hybrid inertial and GNSS navigation systems using presented Monte Carlo or similar approaches including DVL sensors.
In the process of study OpenGL_ES applications, two dominating functions, lighting and texture, which embody the 3d modeling drawing ability are mainly researched, and systematically verified.
Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 11, 408 430] Physical Self-Perception Profile was originally developed for use with adults and no study has systematically verified its psychometric properties in adolescent populations.
The report placed partial blame for the problems on the Department of Veterans Affairs, saying it has unclear eligibility rules, does not systematically verify financial information and uses forms that do not require applicants to report asset transfers and other financial details.
In a fascinating turn, Dudgeon offers the most successful refutation of forgery to date by systematically verifying the diaries' contents, relentlessly revealing and cross-referencing new sources to pull together loose ends and flesh out identities from cryptic references and last names, such as that of Casement's alleged boyfriend: "Millar".
We systematically verify the DEM implementation, where after we demonstrate the computational scaling on two large-scale simulations.
It is therefore difficult in this type of environment to systematically verify DEM, where some degree of precision in the mill operation is required.
To estimate the importance of individual phosphorylation events, we set out to systematically verify the phosphorylation sites of one polypeptide, and to test these genetically for their functional importance.
