The phrase "a test using a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a test that employs a specific method, tool, or resource.
Example: "The researchers conducted a test using a new software tool to analyze the data."
Alternatives: "an experiment employing a" or "a trial utilizing a".
Nvidia obliged us with just such a test, using a range of benchmarks to illustrate exactly how it compares not only to the iPad, but to the current, Tegra K1-powered Nvidia Shield Tablet, which owns the graphics performance crown among Android slates.
There can be quite a gap among the deals being offered, as was shown by a test using a hypothetical four-day mid-May trip from New York to San Francisco, booked two weeks ahead.
The rapid tests also cost only about $10 to $20, though some doctors might charge more, versus about $100 for a test using a sophisticated technique called the polymerase chain reaction, or P.C.R.
(The Detroit News) In a test using a Honda Accord, a Toyota RAV4 and three different varieties of the Ford Fusion, Consumer Reports found that reducing highway speed from 75 miles per hour to 55 m.p.h.
In a test using a tiny part of the exhaust from a First Energy plant in Shadyside, Ohio, the Powerspan technology cut nitrogen oxides, which cause smog, by 76percentt, and sulfur dioxide, which causes acid rain, by 44percentt, while reducing mercury and other toxic metals.
Until then, you can give AMP pages a test using a live demo.
A test using an electron beam welding machine to simulate the photon beam source will be described.
To confirm the validity of our approach, we conducted a test using an aftershock (Mjma 6.8) which occurred at 17:19 (JST) on March 11 , 2011
A similar test using a large jug was conducted in Rio, which also found no current.
Writing online in The Journal of Emergency Medicine, researchers said a simple test, using a device clamped on one finger, could measure oxygen and carbon monoxide levels in the blood quickly and inexpensively.
For instance, Dr. Karlan of Cedars-Sinai said, a few years ago scientists were excited by early results of an ovarian cancer test using a marker called LPA, but results of a larger test were disappointing.
