Sentence examples for validate test from inspiring English sources
To validate test score interpretations and uses, several validity frameworks are proposed in the fields of educational measurement (Kane 2006; Messick 1995) and language testing (Bachman 2005; Chapelle 2008) and empirical studies are conducted using the frameworks (e.g., Beglar 2010; Llosa 2008; Pardo-Ballester 2010).
Numerical simulations using the Finite Element Method (FEM) were also performed to validate test results and extend data range.
Similarly, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) has set up a task force to identify, prioritize and validate test methods for the detection of endocrine disrupters.
Thus, to validate test score interpretations and uses, testers first provide an interpretive argument that shows that test items work as intended, are a representative of a universe domain, are a representative of a target domain, and the score is used to make sound decisions.
The QA/QC of the instruments was performed to confirm and to validate test methodology including precision, accuracy and verifiable detection limits before the execution of analysis.
In DNT test library selection, new approaches are required (Leist et al. 2012a) to break a vicious circle between lack of sufficient tool compounds, and the inability to classically validate test systems without such compounds (Leist et al. 2010, 2012b).
The collaborative work was part of an effort within FDA to establish and validate testing methodology for glyphosate residues.
In any case, the newly validated test cannot be more valid than its criterion and cannot, therefore, be used to 'back-validate' the criterion measures.
It also called for a fully validated test procedure to be available to detect the presence of a genetically modified crop in food before that crop is approved.
When the vaccines were tested in laboratories which used properly validated test systems, the results clearly showed that the vaccines did not contain hCG.
Regulatory risk assessment is traditionally based primarily on toxicity studies conducted according to standardized and internationally validated test guidelines.
