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Accurate testing of such wells is important to improve oil and gas production and/or reduce water production.

The purpose of the grid box manipulations was to ensure a fair and accurate testing of the two programs regardless of centering of the grid box.

These shortcomings, along with lack of spatial depth and cell connectivity, limit the applicability of 2D cultures to accurate testing of pharmacologically active compounds, free or sequestered in nanoparticles.

If scars, cyst, or infection were present to preclude the accurate testing of electrical impedance, the contralateral extremity was used instead.

Whilst NADPH-diaphorase staining proved to be a reliable technique to identify NOS activity in the host tissue of L. pauciflorum, the lack of knowledge on potential algal NOS inhibitors does not allow for accurate testing of algal NOS using this method as yet.

Consequently, accurate testing of HER2 amplification is of major importance for clinical decision-making in breast cancer patients.

Thus, the ability to accurately assign genes with pleiotropic function to a specific expression pattern allows more accurate tests of theoretical predictions with empirical data.

Mary Mears, a spokeswoman for the E.P.A. office in Manhattan, said the agency approved the computerized test because it provided a more accurate test of emission systems.

With more than three million people watching, and more than 1.2 million votes cast, they will feel justified in claiming it was an accurate test of public opinion.

"With an accurate test of disability, it would be expected that areas with lower disability and ill health would find more people fit for work," Jonathan Hume, the author of the research, says.

Cuche and others contend that successful super-combined skiers need only possess the bare minimum downhill skills to win the event and, therefore, the super combined is not an accurate test of the best overall skier.