Sentence examples for validation comes from from inspiring English sources

"Her validation comes from everything this man teaches her".

The validation comes from fans like Marena Antoniak, 15, who came to the Crazy Donkey show with her friend Gigi Ferguson, 14. Gigi's mother drove the girls two hours from their homes in Marlton, N.J., to see Stereo Skyline.

Additional independent validation comes from the extended detection of p24(Gag) protein by immunoblot and densiometric analysis at serial time points following vector exposure (Fig. 1F).

An additional experimental validation comes from the use of two bacterial species that interact on biochemically very different principles.

Another source of validation comes from the microarray-based genome-wide analysis of pools from Pop-DG population with contrasting WLT sensitivity in response to cold storage [ 17].

The need for validation comes from the unavoidable fact that in microarray based hybridization assays there is always some degree of cross-hybridization to be accounted for, which may vary depending on the hybridization conditions as well as specific probe properties, such as sequence, length and GC content.

Burbank's theoretical validation came from Charles Darwin and his 1876 survey, "The Effects of Cross and Self Fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingdom," which Burbank seems to have mistaken for a how-to manual.

A limitation of cross validation is that all of the samples used for validation come from the same study.

Experiment data used for validation came from 5 × 5 rod bundle test with Laser Doppler anemometry (LDA) technology, which is organized by Science and Technology on Reactor System Design Technology Laboratory.

I needed validation as a boy, and it felt great when that validation came from other boys.

Additional validation came from RNA blots, which confirmed that the Glyma04g35130 BURP gene was strongly expressed in CS tissues and not in the glabrous CG isolines.