The phrase "a cleaner test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test that is more straightforward, efficient, or free from unnecessary complications.
Example: "We need to conduct a cleaner test to ensure the results are accurate and reliable."
Alternatives: "a more straightforward test" or "a simpler test".
Again looking at households where only one person works can provide an even cleaner test of the marital theories.
Using a damp cloth with a small amount of cleaner, test an inconspicuous spot to make sure the cleaner does not mar or stain the surface of your blinds.
If you are unsure of the action of the selected cleaner, test it in an inconspicuous place, say in a closet or under a couch.
You can use pipe cleaners, test tube cleaners, Q-tips, and any other tools you find useful to really scrub the areas that won't go quietly into the night.
Results from the period 2000 2005 comprise: more than 12 full-scale demonstration plants were built with best available cleaner technology (BAT) with a pay back time of 1.8 years; design and testing of a cleaner production apprentice education programme; set-up of 3 industrial associations, which have merged into a commercial sustainable nationwide association.
Volkswagen admitted in September 2015 that almost half a million of its diesel vehicles in the US were fitted with software to switch engines to a cleaner mode when they were being tested for emissions.
Simulated data is not expected to have other conserved motifs, and thus provides a cleaner, though perhaps optimistic, means for testing motif finding approaches.
The physical discomfort associated with containment precautions, such as wearing tight-fitting masks all day, two sets of gowns, goggles, double gloving and washing hands repeatedly in alcohol-based cleaners, tested workers' endurance and patience.
