invalidate

validation

noun[ U ]
the validation of the data

Examples of validate

validate
Here we provide the first comprehensive analysis of tissue parameters validated against histopathology as an end point.
A surrogate outcome measure in clinical trials does not need to be fully validated as a condition of drug approval.
No surface-labeling of these cytoskeletal proteins occurred, validating the surface-specificity of the labeling method.
Neurotics in modern society are those whose ways of seeing the world are not generally socially validated.
Whatever the origin of the benefit, it is its existence which validates the trust.
Our aesthetic evaluation is validated in three ways.
The first of these options is clearly one that - in principle - could be validated with empirical evidence.
There is some suggestion that the early starter trajectory might be validated by prevention trials.
From that time onward its use was validated far and wide.
However, the results from cross-national analysis are useful for validating or refuting some of the controversial theoretical issues discussed in the literature.
However, the results from cross-national analysis are useful for validating or refuting some of the controversial theoretical and generic issues discussed in the literature.
Changes in total body water were assessed using a previously validated electrical bioimpedance method.
The work associated with a database includes collecting, annotating, curating, storing, validating and preparing specific sets for transmission.
However, this result needed to be validated in an animal disease model.
However, the methodology tested in this study needs to be validated using additional data on similar patients and using data on patients with other diseases.
See all examples of validate
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.