Once the review teams had submitted their final synthesis papers [ 24– 26], two of the authors [JN and DF] completed a thorough content analysis of each with the intention of consolidating the diversity of conceptual thinking and findings toward the development of a single, cohesive, representative draft generic logic model.
The Chemical Validation and Standardization platform (CVSP) has been developed with the intention of providing an environment for the processing of chemical structure files through tested validation and standardization protocols.
For now, Dennis is to "undertake a thorough and objective review of each of (McLaren's) businesses with the intention of optimising every aspect of our existing operations".
Turning to the wind farm spreadsheet validation, it is noteworthy that in 2008, several lease agreements were signed with local farmers and land owners in White County, with the intention of building electricity-generating wind towers.
Play with the intention of always improving.
This study further demonstrated the necessity of a thorough validation of prediction models, in particular in situations with small sample sizes for some events relative to the number of variables considered as possible predictors.
The potential alterations in TAM phenotypes depending on their distribution in the tumour will be the subject of future work, with reliable analyses requiring thorough validation of the methods used in their identification.
In the present work a detailed description of ANTEO+ structure is given along with a thorough validation of the main models implemented for flow split, pressure drops and subchannel temperatures.
Future research should concentrate on both the thorough validation of established instruments and the development of new ones.
7 A paper in this issue of Clinical Epidemiology provides a thorough validation of the Danish National Diabetes Register (NDR).
Ian Wilson (Imperial College London, UK) discussed the dangers of presenting molecular biomarkers of disease without thorough validation, both experimental and theoretical.
