The phrase "a subset of tested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller group that is part of a larger group that has been tested or evaluated.
Example: "The results were based on a subset of tested participants who met the criteria for the study."
Alternatives: "a portion of tested" or "a segment of tested".
Quantitative analysis for a subset of tested drugs is shown in Fig. 3B.
Such resistance is effective against only a subset of tested viruses and commensurately increases the susceptibility of hosts to other viruses.
In a subset of tested H. pylori strains, hopQ deletion increased H. pylori adherence to AGS cells and led to a hyperadherent phenotype and subsequently to increased CagA phosphorylation, while IL-8 induction was not affected [ 56].
In a recent study, Niegisch and colleagues were able to show upregulation of HDAC-2 mRNAs in a subset of tested tumours compared to normal urothelium [ 9, 11, 17].
We then independently coded misconceptions and correct concepts in student responses on a subset of tests.
We have collected control data from a subset of test order recipients from the first round of screening.
Note that in the first line of the loop body, ({mathcal {T}}) can be replaced by a subset of tests.
While most of the additional tests they're envisaging bringing to OLO in future would use the same single-use consumable model as the CBC test, he mentions a subset of tests they've been considering which could benefit from sending information digitally to a different facility.
Our aim was to find genes that are differentially expressed in a subset of test samples as compared to the controls.
The 15 research days consisted of a three-day pre-test phase in which a total of seven tests were administered, followed by a nine-day training stage, and ultimately, a three-day post-test phase in which the initial seven tests were re-administered (data from a subset of tests are reported here).
