The phrase "and tested the same" is not entirely clear in its usage and may require additional context to be fully correct in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comparison or evaluation of something that has been previously mentioned, indicating that the same method or item was tested.
Example: "The new software was implemented and tested the same as the previous version to ensure consistency in performance."
Alternatives: "and evaluated it similarly" or "and assessed it in the same way."
Rosenthal and Jackson returned at the end of the school year and tested the same class again.
The three trials were randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled and tested the same vaccines in HIV-seronegative volunteers.
To perform interspecific analyses, we therefore selected the best-characterised lineage and tested the same predictions about the evolution of MHC-DRB lineages across species.
We applied this additional bicomponent modification of mutation fitness effects by microenvironment and tested the same series of outputs in a composite model, varying the proportion of the microenvironment-imposed DFE (ENV DFE) that resides in the positive tail.
All countries applying selective culling in AS positive flocks (except for Italy and Portugal) culled and tested the same genotypes as in CS positive flocks, even though these do not include all the genotypes at risk for AS (table 2) and on the contrary include genotypes where AS is seldom found.
In addition, the logistic regression that indicated maximal sensitivity and specificity for prediction of ACL injury risk using external knee abduction (25.25 Nm cutoff) was performed on a similar population to those trained in the present study (age, sports, height and weight) and tested the same DVJ activity as the current study [ 6].
Take for example the opportunity to follow the sun by developing during the day and testing the same code line at night (i.e., daytime in a second location).
In addition, we are planning to apply and test the same or similar methodologies to other scientific domains.
The log-linear likelihood-ratio test is a powerful and more flexible alternative to the transmission disequilibrium test (TDT) and tests the same null hypothesis of no within-family relationship between the variant and the disease (Lake and Laird 2004).
For the CTCF and Oct4/Sox2 PSSMs we tested the same number of random permutations.
Controls (Trinity normal, intermediate, and deficient as described previously) were tested the same day as specimens.
