The accuracy of the numerical method was validated through verification and validation studies.
To validate these verification keys obtained from DNSKEY, the resolver obtains a corresponding DS RR from the parent zone, which contains a hash of the public key of the child; the resolver accepts the DNSKEY of the child as authentic if the hashed value in DNSKEY is the same as the value in the DS record at the parent and that DS record is properly signed (in a corresponding RRSIG record).
This validating and verification approach uses an expectation-maximization algorithm as described by the Keller et al. [18], the creators of PeptideProphet.
Prior to publication, the entire dataset was again validated by verification of all values by expert reviewers from different study sites (University of Washington (UW) and FDA).
Nevertheless, the quality of tentative physical interactors needs to be carefully validated, including verification by reciprocal tagging and purification, benchmarking with manually curated PPI databases such as DIP, BIND and IntAct, correlation with gene coexpression, elevated cooccurrence of orthologs in other species and other evidences of functional relatedness.
The theoretical analysis is validated by experimental verification included in the paper.
The result made it evident that a multivariant model is more completely validated through simultaneous verification of micro and macroscale predictions as opposed to only verifying macroscale predictions, as was the previous state of the art.
This adaptation of the DOE method is validated with the verification of the results in three ways: first, with a complementary experimental design, second, with a more classical experimental method, and, third, with a computer simulation.
All cases of ovarian cancer included in the present study were validated through systematic verification across original medical records.
Survey and interview data were validated through cross verification in order to overcome weaknesses and intrinsic biases of individual methods.
