Sentence examples for validation in diverse from inspiring English sources

First, because the PHO Risk Screening Tool was developed and validated in a Canadian public health setting, additional validation in diverse settings is recommended to verify the external validity of the Risk Screening Tool in other settings and regions.

These studies demonstrate the general utility of a highly tractable primary organoid system for cancer modeling and driver oncogene validation in diverse gastrointestinal tissues.

Further validation in a large, independent cohort is needed, as is validation in diverse populations.

Despite the strengths of a multi-centre, international approach with early and ongoing input of pan-African clinicians and researchers, and the full validation in diverse inpatient and home care settings, in both HIV and cancer diagnoses, across disease stages and ART use, there are several limitations to our study.

These loci are promising markers and warrant independent validation in Caucasian population or in diverse ethnic cohorts to evaluate the generalizability of our findings.

Further validation studies in diverse clinical populations; however, are needed.

The 897 primers were employed for further validation in eight diverse sweetpotato cultivars, and 816 could generate clean and reproducible amplicons in the eight cultivars.

Still by maintaining accuracy in differing patient populations, we believe PATHFx is sufficiently robust, and DCA suggests it may be used clinically, while undergoing additional external validation in more diverse patient populations.

Thus, employing double cross-validation technique could be a better choice, in which the training set is further divided into 'n' calibration and validation sets resulting in diverse compositions.

Meanwhile, controversies remain for the validation of candidate genes in diverse populations with different genetic backgrounds.

To ground the validation of the theoretical framework in diverse office settings and contexts at the international scale, an online survey was designed to collect cross-country responses from office occupants among 14 universities and research centers within the United States, Europe, China, and Australia.