Sentence examples for whose validation from inspiring English sources

Directors whose validation is consensually accepted as evidence that an actor is surprisingly funny, intelligent, weighty, versatile or cool (delete as required) are gold dust to these people.

This paper presents the analytical formulation of the proposed approach, whose validation follows in part II.

Thus, a gray-box control model is obtained whose validation is carried out using single-pool and two-pool test canals obtaining satisfactory results.

An established n-heptane mechanism augmented with ionic and NOx sub-mechanisms is used to model the formation of ions and NOx in three combustion systems, including a phenomenological diesel engine model whose validation is also presented here.

I hope they are made available, because they are the kind of songs that beg to be shared with people whose validation you want.

Current depression and current anxiety disorders were diagnosed using the MINI, a fully structured interview, yielding 17 Axis I diagnoses according to DSM-III-R/IV and ICD-10 criteria, whose validation studies yielded good psychometric properties [ 25].

As shown in Fig.  4, bioinformatics prediction outlined the presence of a huge number of potential targets for the three miRs, whose functional validation (i.e., protein expression) in our experimental model would require demanding and expensive analysis.

Overfit PLS models are characteristically unstable to such perturbations, however, so surveying a range of hash lengths and picking one with good but representative statistical properties is a good way to avoid picking a length whose cross-validation statistics are overly optimistic.

The first in-depth usage of the GIRO capability was made by the Aerospace Corporation, whose calibration and validation (CalVal) study (Paxton et al., 2002) of the UV instrumentation on DMSP satellites (Huffman, 1994) demanded accurate knowledge of the EDPs during the spacecraft passes over contributing GIRO locations.

Adjustments for differences in case-mix were done using the Ontario AMI mortality prediction rule for 30-day mortality, whose derivation and validation are described elsewhere [ 26].

We assume that reactions with strong expression-based validation (whose associated metabolic genes are most ubiquitously expressed across new tissue-specific samples) are more likely to be present in the liver.