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Finally, we describe a new, freely available computer program, Splat (Sib Pair Linkage Analysis Testing), that can perform any sib pair statistical test currently in use, as well as any user-defined test yet to be proposed.
There are basically two main categories of core analysis tests that are performed on core samples regarding physical properties of reservoir rocks.
The first was a comparative analysis test that showed that our approach allows for discriminating between different domains.
Focussing on simple MALDI-ToF analysis of neat or diluted urine we propose a mass spectral pattern analysis test that has the potential to achieve a very high Down syndrome detection rate (>99%) with a low false positive rate (<1%) in the first trimester of pregnancy.
This analysis tested that hypothesis.
He tried, for the first time, to explain why he had refused to submit to sobriety tests after the accident, saying that his union representative had advised him not to take a breath analysis test and that he feared that he would fail a coordination test because "I have always had a problem with my balance".
The surface analysis tests prove that the coated polystyrene surface has physicochemical properties that are similar to the reference synthetic hematite, goethite and aluminium hydroxide minerals.
Additional file 3: Test for possible excessive influence of individual studies using a meta-analysis influence test that eliminated each of the included studies one at a time.
The use of an exact schedulability analysis test ensures that for each admitted message stream, at least m messages will be transmitted within each window of k consecutive deadlines.
Finally, the results of a multigroup analysis test showed that social cohesion influences well-being through the social embeddedness mechanism somewhat differently for older men than women.
A meta-analysis influence test that eliminated each of the included studies one at a time was carried out to test for possibly excessive influence of individual studies.
