Sentence examples for terms of validation from inspiring English sources
These previous studies demonstrate the ability of existing machine learning algorithms to predict new ADRs for marketed drugs, but are limited in terms of validation.
However, they suffer from a variety of drawbacks and limitations in terms of validation, accuracy, and/or support.
The objective of the present work was to assess the metrological characteristics of the new permeation cell in terms of validation parameters such as: precision, repeatability, intermediate precision (intralaboratory reproducibility), limit of detection, and limit of quantification.
By application of this environmental mapping methodology the EMEP maps could be improved in both spatial resolution and, by adding more empirical data, in terms of validation aspects.
This translational research came to fruition in terms of validation of pre-clinical safety and efficacy based on FDA, ASTM and AATB standards, and was subsequently funded for first-in-man trials.
As a chef, we really cannot ask for much more in terms of validation for we do.
"This is a big deal in terms of the validation of [ad] formats like AdSmart," he said.
Many tantalizing possibilities (like the often-discussed string theory) have been explored, but so far with no concrete success in terms of experimental validation.
Three cases are tested using actual data from channel-fed lava flow systems and results are discussed in terms of model validation and convergence.
These homoisoflavonoids are judged quantitatively in terms of statistical validation through multi-chemometric modeling approaches for the betterment and refinement of their structures required for higher antiangiogenic activity targeted to ocular neovascularization.
The last section describes the bridging of biomarkers from preclinical laboratory studies into the clinical realm, and the necessary considerations in terms of technical validation of biomarker endpoints, the role of biomarkers as surrogate endpoints and in pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic modeling, and how biomarkers may be viewed in a regulatory context.
