Sentence examples for Refined test from inspiring English sources

The subsequent DNA tests don't mean that the original tests were wrong, just that a more refined test has come along".

A refined test was found to improve GTX1&4 test sensitivity in samples containing high proportions of GTX1&4.

For the assessment of the performance of surface-treated concrete, standard test methods, such as Karsten-Tube penetration test, contact angle measurement, hydrophobic quality test, as well as more refined test methods, such as Infrared Spectroscopy (IR), moisture sorption analysis, and scanning electron microscopy coupled with elemental X-ray analysis (SEM/EDS) are used.

But mental properties fail this more refined test.

But they argue that this more refined test is too demanding, for it would also mean that the physical properties of a mental cause are irrelevant.

It seems reasonable to conclude that the refined test is in fact, as Hatch insisted, "derived from the House provision, and is the product of a negotiation between the House and Senate". And, says Erickson, the law will apply far more broadly than just to real estate.

Realist evaluation seeks to identify and articulate the theories that underpin programmes, so that they can be refined, tested, and used to guide programme development.

The reason, however, that it is crucial to define the interior of the man is that this is where his principles originated -- from carefully adopted precepts, learned and acquired in early boyhood, adolescence, and college, then refined, tested, revised, and put to work over a lifetime.

Potential solutions were conceptualized, designed, refined, tested, and then turned into standard operating procedures.

Future studies refining test characteristics of new ARDS criteria should determine SpO2/FiO2 at the lowest possible FiO2, which would require cooperation with respiratory therapists and nursing staff.

The analysis includes repeating and refining tests using Raman spectroscopy, a technique that reveals details about the map's molecular structure.