Sentence examples for true verification from inspiring English sources

Yet, surprisingly, a little attention has been given to true verification analysis of studies using these models (Alley and Emery 1986).

It should be noted that our current study lacks a true verification of our model, since no second independent dataset has been tested.

A palpable and visible contraction of only the target muscle will be assessed as an ES-true verification.

A palpable and visible contraction of only the target muscle is defined as an ES-true verification (see Figure  2).

If only the target muscle shows a palpable and visible contraction after the ES level is reduced, the needle location will be defined as an ES-true verification.

The pragmatic theory of truth excludes the assumption of a universal truth and states that statements can only be made true by verification and acceptance.

We performed a simulation experiment where we repeated steps A and B 2000 times and report the mean of the true and verification bias corrected AUC, as well as the 2.5th – 97.5th percentiles and coverage.

When reported correlation coefficients seem too high to be true, does investigative verification of source data provide suitable reassurance?

But your common sense, for your own protection at this crucial time, can't be vanquished: If a therapy or medical promise sounds too good to be true, it demands verification and skepticism.

Because consensus binding motif is not known for every TF and sets of TFPEs are limited, a true genome-wide verification of TRANSMODIS is not yet practical.

If the former turns out to be true by experimental verification, then such short synthetic peptides will be useful in developing novel detection methods for B. anthracis by using its known surrogates, B. anthracis (Sterne, 34F2) vaccine strain and another γ-phage susceptible rare bacillus strain, B. cereus-4342.