Sentence examples for the concept of validating from inspiring English sources
The concept of validating a model by comparing results to historical data is discussed.
The concept of PRSi is validated by experimental studies.
For plant viruses, the concept of PDR was validated with the creation of tobacco plants expressing the coat protein gene of Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) and exhibiting resistance to infection by TMV [Science 232 (1986) 738].
As another step of validating the concept of math-science coherence, we investigated whether country-specific characteristics that are linked to society-, curriculum-, and school-related factors confounded its relation to problem solving.
Moreover, computational fluid dynamics modelling tools have been applied to study the airflows in two case study rooms: the bed chamber in Linderhof Palace with the objective of validating the concept of forced ventilation based indoor-climate control and the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Karlštejn Castle with the purpose of detecting the most critical zones in the interior (see Fig. 3).
The notion of incorporating chemosensitivity testing with a relevant phase III trial as proposed by Wieand [ 21] may thus be another means of validating the concept of the chemosensitivity assay.
The concept of IPs has been validated for several PPIs, generating great expectations for their therapeutic potential.
The concept of such devices was validated in several iterations of production and tests of simple detectors test structures consisting of 64 readout channels.
While the concept of PRFS must be validated by other studies, it may help in part to answer these questions.
It will continue to be, as long as the concept of AH is not validated by patient-level outcomes.
GF performed the study and introduced the concept of mutual attraction, ER validated the statistical approaches and placed the study in the perspective of evolution of interactions, and AD proposed the study and the idea of purely passive evolution to gene clustering followed by selective stabilization.
