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vali·date (val′ə dāt′)
transitive verb validated -·dat′ed, validating -·dat′·ing
- to make binding under the law; give legal force to; declare legally valid
- to prove to be valid; confirm the validity of; verify
Etymology: < ML validatus, pp. of validare < L validus: see valid
Related Forms:
- validation val′i·da′·tion noun
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Object
- biomarkers: The University of St Andrews was the first in the world to validate a phyto-oestrogen database and identify and validate biomarkers of phyto-oestrogen exposure.
Subject
- comparison: The CFD was first validated by comparison against results obtained from a physical mock-up at BSRIA.
Modifying Another Word
- scientifically: This provides scientifically validated evidence that consciousness survives death.
Used with why or when
- when: These permits can be purchased in advance and validated when required.
Infinitive complement
- ensure: In addition the style sheet has been W3C validated to ensure there are no errors that may effect viewing.
Preposition: by
- comparison: The CFD was first validated by comparison against results obtained from a physical mock-up at BSRIA.
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