Sentence examples for validates I from inspiring English sources

What's happened since then -- on Friday, Woods announced he was taking an indefinite leave of absence from golf; on Saturday, Gillette said it would be "limiting" Woods' role in its advertising; and yesterday, the consulting firm Accenture terminated its relationship with Woods, who had been the company's public face since 2003 -- validates, I think, the fundamental argument of the piece.

This process can be seen as a final step of the fusion process, which validates I ~ or goes back to I ̂ T or I ̂ V : we call the proposed method adaptive validation (AV).

Once the automated liquid handler had been programed and validated (i.e., Figs. 2 and 3), minimal time (≤10 min) was required to load and reuse the existing procedures (i.e., Fig. 4).

The ΔGWS was reconstructed by subtracting soil moisture storage change from the Budyko-modeled ΔTWS and was validated (i.e., r = 0.74, p-value < 0.05) against well observations during the pre-GRACE period (i.e., 1985–1994).

Although Leopoldia was subsequently validated (i.e. became the correct name), this was overlooked, and Hippeastrum rather than Leopoldia was used for the genus of New World amaryllids.

When the variable is validated (i.e containing the minimal number of amino acids required), EL and ER constitute the protein coordinates associated with the variable detection rules.

The data collected during training included the maximum time step validated (i.e. 3 consecutive successes) each day, as well as the maximum time for which the horse remained immobile.

During 4 years of follow-up, 208 incident cases of all-cause dementia were validated (i.e., 0.84 incident dementia cases per 100 person-years [95% CI 0.72 0.95]).

A "positive control" group is neither required nor routinely employed in guideline-compliant studies, because the study design and end points are validated (i.e., known to result in adverse consequences from an appropriate chemical by appropriate routes and doses).

This tool was derived from the previously validated I-QOL questionnaire and its neurogenic module [ 22, 23] in accordance with the latest methodological recommendations [ 24].

Future studies in larger cohorts of critically ill patients may confirm these results and validate I-FABP as a marker of intestinal failure, integrating this system into the evaluation and treatment of critically ill septic patients.