Sentence examples for and tested a system from inspiring English sources

We also developed and tested a system combining NF-MS with controlled BMP-2 release for dentin regeneration in vivo.

We developed and tested a system of computer-aided diagnosis with a deep neural network (DNN-CAD) to analyze narrow-band images of diminutive colorectal polyps.

To increase throughput, we have designed and tested a system with 12 smaller gels on one slide, allowing incubation of individual gels with different reagents or enzymes.

To directly address this knowledge gap, we designed, constructed, and tested a system that passively samples aerosols during ascent through the atmosphere while tethered to a helium-filled latex sounding balloon.

With years of research and running free schools, I developed and tested a system that could teach English in three to six months.

"CMS (the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) has designed and tested a system that they think is going to work, and they know where the risks and vulnerabilities are," said Charlene Frizzera, president of her consulting firm, CF Health Advisors, and a former acting administrator of CMS.

The Microsoft team forged ahead with the project, building and testing a system with tiny directional antennas at the top of each rack to send and receive data.

In January 1999, when the administration announced that it would spend $6.7 billion to develop and test a system, Mr. Cohen bluntly warned that the United States was prepared to unilaterally withdraw from the Antiballistic Missile Treaty if the Russians did not agree to amend it.

Specifically, no matter what sort of system we are confronted with, we must have a willingness to tinker and test a system somewhat more gingerly than someone normally might want to do.

The object of this study was to design and test a system capable of dehumidifying air in a greenhouse when a thermal screen is in use.

Our objective therefore is to propose and test a system that is comprehensive and achieves its intended purpose economically, without the loss of functionality or accuracy.