The phrase "will need to be validated" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a process or action that must be verified or confirmed in order to be considered valid. Example: Before the scholarship application is approved, all supporting documents will need to be validated by the admissions office.
Second, even though we used independent groups of patients for the creation and the validation of the ANT algorithm, this screening strategy will need to be validated in another population.
Their predictions will need to be validated against results from hundreds of cancer patients.
These findings will need to be validated in a proper RCT and a more homogenous population of surgeons.
Whether radiolabelled tilmanocept accumulates also in complex human atherosclerotic plaques will need to be validated in future studies.
The PIS system will need to be validated on prospectively collected data of another cohort of patients.
The implications of these findings for wheelchair design and prescription will need to be validated on actual wheelchair users and for smaller increments in knee-flexion range.
As new developments in diagnosis and promising therapies tested in animals and humans will emerge, they will need to be validated in large clinical trials to confirm the safety and efficacy of their use in septic patients.
In fact, the evaluation of these more severely fatigued patients allowed us to identify biomarkers which will need to be validated in the future in a larger sample of patients.
To our knowledge, this is the first genetic association study dealing with the TNFR1 gene in AIDS and the putative associations identified will need to be validated through other AIDS cohort analyses or by further biological experimentation.
These results indicated that reference tissue models using the white matter as reference tissue can be useful for quantification of AMPA receptors; however, this methodology will need to be validated using PET ligands for AMPA receptors with higher amounts of specific binding than [11C]HMS011.
Given that Neuro2a cells have oncogenic properties, these targets will need to be validated in vivo.
