Sentence examples for validation is available from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that no absolute calibration has been assessed for river in this study, the bias calculated converge around 0, 35 m, which could be then the error estimated on the water stage derived from Jason-2 ranges, when no other validation is available.

For WTA, a modified version of Transplex amplification, no validation is available at all.

Information of all the primers for the validation is available in Supplementary Material, Table S4.

An open source java implementation of EXPLoRA, useful for external use and independent validation is available at: http://bioinformatics.intec.ugent.be/kmarchal/Supplementary_Information_Duitama_2013/.

Regarding cutoffs we can make the general comment that although obtaining theoretical guarantees on those cutoffs is important, in experiments in which subsequent independent validation is available the stress is more on the cutoff parameter as setting a priority in the validation and leaving the decision of a cutoff to be guided by the design and the resources of the experiment.

For the latter, overrepresented biological processes include phosphorylation related processes, ethylene related processes, and processes related to pattern formation.> -wrap-foot> aGenes prioritized for traits based on overrepresentation of biological processes in QTL regions for the trait for which validation is available based on literature results [ 59].

The same parameters for validation are available for comparison in Zhang and Zhong (2007) using 3D elasticity approach.

This comparison acts as a first validation of the method, as far as the experimental data that allow us the direct validation are available.

Several guidelines outlining the requirements for method validation are available; numerous literature articles demonstrating how to perform liquid chromatography (LC) method validation according to these guidelines are also available.

(The methodologies for performing internal and external validation are available in the literature [2].) When evaluating a model, it is clearly important to address the regulatory significance of errors in predictions, rather than simply their size.

Methods for finding sRNAs and sORFs, including computational prediction and experimental validation, are available and continue to develop, but they still fail to provide complete annotation.