Resolving this issue is both a matter of test design and pragmatics of test administration.
As a matter of hypothesis testing, we prioritized seven well-characterized functional polymorphisms in our primary analysis.
As a matter of hypothesis testing, we prioritized seven well-characterized TLR pathway functional polymorphisms and 10 SNPs in the two major receptors involved in neutrophil chemotaxis.
As a matter of fact, tests carried out at a given activity (IU/g) and at protein content increased by adding BSA were characterized by absence of immobilization yield, as it would have been expected if the above interpretation was verified.
Ford didn't take the change as a matter of faith; he tested worker productivity beforehand.
As a matter of fact, molecular testing has become a widely accepted concept and a popular diagnostic approach for individuals with congenital anormalies.
In earlier writings (e.g., Chomsky 1965), Chomsky saw learning a language as basically a matter of formulating and testing hypotheses about its grammar — unconsciously, of course.
As a matter of example, chemical tests have been exploited to assess pigment composition and compare paints used by different artists and in different periods, whereas dendrochronology and radiocarbon dating have been used for examining wooden panels and paint layers as well as for supporting the estimation of painting age.
As a matter of fact, the test we used to evaluate tubule-like formation on Matrigel is not exclusive for capillary structures, but allows the circular joining of other kinds of cells, such as fibroblasts [ 39].
As a matter of fact, while biomechanical testing increases the validity of these results [7, 18, 19], it does not provide insight into the biological behavior of graft-tunnel healing after surgery that will ultimately determine the success or failure of the ACL reconstruction [20, 21, 22].
