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validate

[val-i-deyt] / ˈvæl ɪˌdeɪt /


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“Models are important in helping us understand the basic biology of the disease, but we need human studies in representative populations for ideas to be fully validated.”

From MarketWatch

To validate their design, the researchers ordered a batch of printable metal powder based on the new alloy formula.

From Science Daily

In other words, the hand tally validated the machine count.

From The Wall Street Journal

People can buy wearables for clinically validated hypertension and sleep-apnea monitoring, and at-home tools to capture real-time vitals for remote consultations.

From The Wall Street Journal

We validated that these circuits controlled honesty more broadly: The same neural features that determine whether models claim consciousness also control whether they lie about factual questions.

From The Wall Street Journal