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Meanings of validating in English

Serving to support or corroborate.

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Usage of validating in English
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Tourists must buy these outside Japan, validating an 'exchange order' on arrival.
Independent.ie
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Results: Thirteen external validation studies were identified, validating 18 different prognostic models.
Pubmed
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Future studies validating the clinical efficacy of this combination strategy are warranted.
Pubmed
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The Compensation Fund is the process of validating pensioners through data cleansing.
The South African
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Your friends are surprised and happy to see you, validating your choice.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
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There has been no study validating the utility of iFR in children.
Pubmed
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All of these thoughts were self-evident, self-proving and very validating to hold.
Radio NZ
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Much work lies ahead for validating the biomarker diagnosis of AD dementia.
Pubmed
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Carter: It's validating to know that you helped support someone and it worked.
Ebony
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Design: A validating paired-cohort study and an economic evaluation using a decision-analytic model.
Pubmed
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Nevertheless, scientific studies validating this property are lacking in the literature.
Pubmed
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It was just Michelle Gordon who found the validating amendment unconstitutional.
The Guardian
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Ongoing studies are validating MSCT in the assessment of plaque vulnerability.
Pubmed
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There will be no ticket sales or ticket validating machines on the trams.
The Irish Times
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However, Parliament gazumped the court by months earlier passing a bill validating the rates.
Radio NZ
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Researchers may use anecdotal evidence for suggesting new hypotheses but never as validating evidence.
The Guardian
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Validating through the time
Validating across language varieties
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