The data was taken "as is" and was not verified for accuracy or omissions.
The latest version of Omega's famous Moonwatch is also the first of its kind to carry the brand's Master Chronometer designation, meaning it has been independently verified for accuracy, water-resistance, power reserve and anti-magnetism.
Individual predictions of the two surrogate models, as well as their combined predictions are verified for accuracy using full 3-D finite element simulations.
The models, verified for accuracy using large scale testing, are providing crucial information on capacity and limit states for calibrating performance-based design factors for a new seismic design methodology for precast concrete diaphragms.
The proposed procedure is verified for accuracy and efficiency through comparisons to the results obtained by the ABAQUS structural analysis program and established results available from the literature and tests through a variety of numerical examples.
Demographic, disease, treatment, hospitalization, and toxicity data were abstracted by retrospective chart review, double-entered, and verified for accuracy.
The results were further verified for accuracy by analyzing a few random samples in the ICP-MS.
The quotes were left as is; statements were not verified for accuracy; and spelling was not corrected to modern usage.
The metals are estimated in an Atomic Absorption Spectrometer (Varian SpectrAA 220) following standard acid digestion technique and the results are further verified for accuracy by analyzing a few random samples in the ICP-MS.
Phosphorus concentrations were verified for accuracy by microwave soil digestions (US EPA Method 3051) with P concentrations measured using the colourmetric (molybdenum blue) method with a SEAL Analytical Inc. AutoAnalyzer 1 (AA1).
used in any study, the more reliable the results of that study will be.c Equally, the more data and samples that are available for reuse, the more total studies that can be conducted and the more studies can be verified for accuracy (Kaye 2012, pp 32 45).
