Sentence examples for task of validating from inspiring English sources

The electoral board has the task of validating 3.2 million signatures collected by Mr. Chávez's opponents, updating voter registration lists, choosing overseers for an election and, finally, setting an election date.

As a clinical professor of surgery at Yale, and the author of a number of popular books on medical matters, including "How We Die" and "Doctors: The Biography of Medicine," Nuland sets himself the task of validating Leonardo's credentials as a consummate scientist.

The visual nature of SMIL Builder reduces considerably the task of validating a document.

With many techniques currently available, the task of validating them and choosing the best one for a certain problem is a complex issue.

Ahead lies the daunting task of validating whether all the novel genes do, in fact, cause cancer and if the technique can be applied to other kinds of malignancies, especially those that lead to solid tumors.

In addition, many researchers face the daunting task of validating large sets of genomic variants resulting form large scale resequencing studies that investigate the human exome or whole genome [ 2- 5].

There is the logistical task of putting together a full audit, the only one of its kind in the world, on a daily basis, not to mention the fact that the candidate observers are each pursuing irreconcilable goals of validating their votes while invalidating the other parties'.

In this contribution, we emulate a "rear-screen" using a laptop and a motion controller, which is not required special devices and able to be set up simply, and compare between "rear-screen" and "front-screen" tasks to validate the superiority of rear one in term of the efficiency and fatigue, due to the spatial coupling.

A secure Web site was created with two sequential modules: (a) The first one for the reference panel (n = 26) with two sub-tasks: to validate the content of the test and to elaborate the scoring system; (b) The second for candidates with different levels of experience in Urology: Board certified urologists, residents, medical students (5 or 6th year).

We discuss difficulties that may commonly apply to playback experiments with wild and social animals, and stress the importance of using simple discrimination tasks to validate common methods in novel species.

The proposed algorithm is capable of performing a dual task: cross validating disease target genes initially identified by gene expression and suggesting a pivotal role for new targets that could not be inferred from gene expression profiling alone.