The latest trends in NoSQL research, although still related to applicability and performance, have also concerned the validity of the benchmarking processes and tools used throughout the years.
Involving larger series could be useful to further improve the validity of the benchmarking process.
The paper also questions the validity of the international benchmark of $1-a-day as a universal norm for monitoring or comparing poverty levels.
Simulation studies for both set-point changes and disturbance rejection on various numerical examples are performed to prove the validity of the suggested performance benchmark.
To show the validity of the proposed approach, a benchmark problem of 3D dam break was simulated.
The validity of the proposed models was benchmarked by using statistical criteria and NSGA-II was used for multi-objective optimisation for the convective heat transfer.
The validity of the approach is tested for benchmark flow cases, including the propagation of a cylindrical vortex, and the head-on collision of two vortex dipoles.
Another particularity of the present paper is to demonstrate the validity of the proposed approach on several benchmark databases with various degrees of difficulty including complex modes, high modal overlap, singular modes, and the presence of engine harmonics.
In the first benchmark, validity of the association of the gene with the phenotype was based on whether they are designated as targets in the drug databases or not.
We argue that our methodology is a generic example of rapid evidence assembly in difficult-to-reach localities, where improvement of the predictive validity of the assessment and establishment of a benchmark for longitudinal monitoring of project impacts and mitigation efforts is needed.
In the second benchmark, the validity of the association of the gene with the phenotype was assessed by the existence or the absence of abstracts in the literature citing both the gene name and the phenotype.
