Sentence examples for unless validated from inspiring English sources

Unless validated, pollen metabarcoding data should be questioned in terms of its capacity for quantitative inference.

But, unless validated by liposome binding experiments, the authors should refrain from quantitative arguments.

Because Sacy mutations might exhibit nonallelic noncomplementation, these assignments are viewed as provisional unless validated by sequencing of multiple alleles, transgenic rescue, or suppression of acy-4 (lf) sterility by other available alleles.

QTL identified via linkage analysis of bi-parental populations are generally considered to be experiment-specific, unless validated [ 69] and have often proven to be genetic background specific as well.

I assume the authors created both for this project, but it is important for them to state that these tools have not been previously validated (unless of course they have).

A return to frozen stocks should be made regularly (except where essential, never grow a cell line continuously for >3 months or 10 passages, whichever is the shorter period, unless otherwise validated).

The results of prior studies using LiDCO and PiCCO-derived estimates of SVV cannot therefore be compared with each other, nor can absolute values be used to drive similar resuscitation protocols unless independently validated for that catheter.

A heterozygote genotype was not validated unless each allele had been observed twice and a homozygote unless three amplifications were consistently homozygous.

"We have come to believe that our experiences are not validated unless we have shared them".

Studies of doctors' opinions about clinical characteristics or signs and symptoms in hypothetical patients were excluded unless they were validated against outcomes in actual patients.

By not accepting the common sense idea that to be born with female genitalia is to be born a woman this most famous line of The Second Sex pursues the first rule of phenomenology: identify your assumptions, treat them as prejudices and put them aside; do not bring them back into play until and unless they have been validated by experience.