Sentence examples for validated and adopted from inspiring English sources

The researchers wrote in the Lancet: "As countries reduce their malaria burdens, strategies that address the changing epidemiology… need to be developed, validated and adopted".

As with the laboratory technician training, the three network countries jointly developed a shared national plan for laboratory quality management, which was then validated and adopted by all three Ministries of Health.

The Chinese version of the The General Health Questionnaire-28 (GHQ-28; [ 35]) has been validated and adopted widely in China [ 36] and with a reported Cronbach alpha of.92 with a sample of Chinese earthquake victims [ 37].

The scope for controlled clinical trials, a gold standard accepted by the US Food and Drug Administration for validating efficacy and safety of a pharmacogenomic tests, to validate and adopt to the clinical practice are also limited as the resulting number of groups make such studies an expensive and time-consuming exercise.

Identification of a well validated and increasingly adopted IBS specific quality of life measure [ 26, 27], limited the development of this new tool to a symptom only score which would be used to complement this.

Submit requests to International and Regional Organizations for providing technical and financial support for a "Regional Project," which should serve as a pilot project for testing, validating, adapting and adopting appropriate technologies for water saving and other drought-coping mechanisms as well as for co-ordinating efforts and exchanging information and experiences.

104 The concept was validated and has been widely adopted subsequently, with several clinical studies of insulin detemir applying the concept successfully.

The Obama administration just needs to create a well thought through plan, have it independently validated, and then lobby Congress to adopt it.

Variations in CA size and type were observed to exert no effects on BR, which further validated the adopted mesoscale current conduction model, and further indicated that interfacial transition zones do not exert a substantial influence on concrete resistivity.

We adopt an experimentally validated and computationally efficient modeling approach to predict the performance of our hotspot-targeted ELC design.

Concerning the Pavia approach, which can model the release, diffusion and depletion/degradation of candidate signals (e.g. cytokines) travelling in the extra-cellular environment, the good agreement with ad hoc experimental data obtained in our laboratory validated the adopted approach, which in the future can be applied also to other candidate signals.