validation

Examples of validating

validating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

It is also a matter of validating the efficacy of a particular item of technology.
Collectively these art works redress calligraphy's historical emphases on epigrams, language purity, and expressive brushstrokes, finding other validating criteria for this ancient art form.
Moreover, the construction could also be adopted, and possibly generalized, for validating other theories of names and binders.
In our opinion, this construction could be adopted for validating other theories of names and binders.
Anecdotal evidence suggests some others - expressions of responsibility, of concern, of validating the interests of the audience.
Detailed analyses are necessary for validating this approach.
Replication is a method of validating research in the sciences, and is considered a criterion for the acceptance of new theories and knowledge.
Revising and validating the 2000 word level and the university word level vocabulary tests.
One of the principal methods of validating a pattern language is that every pattern be connected vertically to patterns on both higher and lower levels.
A further application is in validating model solutions.
This requires international collaboration and the development of validating methods to assess the benefits of treatment.
Another aspect of our implementation that we are interested in validating is the performance of the distributed scheduler.
The solution-scattering data are also useful for validating predicted models obtained by homology modelling or other approaches.
A graph-theoretical method for verifying, validating and refining constraint-based knowledge bases.
However, the results from cross-national analysis are useful for validating or refuting some of the controversial theoretical issues discussed in the literature.
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