Here, the 74% reproducibility rate is comparable to the average reproducibility rate observed for the validation screen when the same collection of dsRNA was used to self-validate, which clearly demonstrates a limitation of experimental validation [ 26].
But instead of conceding or validating my clearly more difficult day working from home with no child care, Christopher grabbed the broom and started sweeping Cheddar Bunnies off the kitchen floor in an overly theatrical way, as if he were trying out for the role of janitor in a community theater production.
He validated his clearly fly-by-night operation by claiming that it was somehow affiliated with the "number five guy at Microsoft".
Therefore, in addition to the confirmed genes, such as KRAS and p16/INK41 [ 8, 9], more genes must be screened and validated to clearly demonstrate the mechanisms of pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
It is therefore essential that key details of how a prediction model was developed and validated be clearly reported to enable synthesis and critical appraisal of all relevant information.
Because the FACT-P is validated and clearly very responsive in studies evaluating treatment for mCRPC, the FACT-P should still be considered for the evaluation of PC-specific HRQOL to provide data for US publication and support of SmPC claims in the EU.
It is therefore essential that key details of how a prediction model was developed and validated be clearly reported to enable synthesis and critical appraisal of all relevant information (Knottnerus, 1995; Altman et al, 2009; Collins and Moons, 2012; Seel et al, 2012; Siontis et al, 2012).
Currently no reporting guidelines exist to assist authors, editors and reviewers to ensure that key details on how a prediction model has been developed and validated are clearly reported to enable readers to make an objective judgment of the study and the prediction model.
Extensive experiments over challenging benchmarks clearly validate advantage of our method.
The obtained results clearly validate the relevance of the proposed algebraic closure.
The results clearly validate that the power absorption strongly depends upon the magnitude of whole-body vibration.
