Sentence examples for validated by how from inspiring English sources
"I'm validated by how I serve this market," he added, "not by how I serve the capital markets or a group of absentee stockholders".
Scholarship is not validated by how it makes us feel, however, but by the extent to which it stands up to reason and evidence.
The method is tested against known analytical results on the free expansion of a fermion cloud from a cylindrical harmonic trap and is validated by examining how the expansion of the fermionic cloud is affected by the simultaneous expansion of a condensate.
The resulting parameter values were then validated by determining how well independent experimental datasets were reproduced for multiple cellular functions.
The biologic accuracy of the simulations was validated by determining how closely the model predictions for both transport mechanisms fitted the experimental data.
For example for craft entrepreneurs, the law of 1924 (status of the craftsman) creates barriers to entry in some niche activities in all sectors (low and high value-added) in which the common point is the specific know-how validated by the law and which are potentially sources of many jobs.
For anyone else, she probably comes across as a narcissist who validates herself by how she relates to celebrities and who spouts self-help aphorisms in an annoying mid-Atlantic drawl.
While quantitative questionnaires (i.e., those with scoring) can be validated by statistical methods, it is less obvious how to validate a qualitative critical appraisal checklist.
We don't need our lives validated by meaningless points, nor are we interested in comparing how many points we've accumulated with how many our friends have accumulated.
Each new classifier was validated by the 'leave-one-out' approach to determine how many of the 12 compounds would be correctly predicted.
Many of Mr. Drucker's prophecies about how this world will work seem validated by the way cloud computing and mobility are creating more flexible, if disparate, organizations.
