The phrase "as in testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or provide an example related to the context of testing.
Example: "The results were inconclusive, as in testing, where variables can affect outcomes."
Alternatives: "such as in testing" or "like in testing".
He has shown a strong interest in turning the island into a giant laboratory when the switch to fuel cell vehicles begins in earnest 10 to 15 years from now, as well as in testing the safety of hydrogen gas stations, the long-term reliability of cars and the economic viability of fuel cells.
It also requires the systematic use of treatment and control groups, as in testing regimes for new drugs and medical procedures.
In particular, for the case where (i) the background kernel has full rank (as has been done traditionally when correcting for confounding factors), and (ii) where the background kernel is low rank but changing with each test (as in testing for gene gene interactions), runtimes of state-of-the art LR and score tests can be dramatically decreased.
As governor in testing economic times he had to cut spending, shrinking government.
"Obviously it isn't as far as you could go in testing the program," Hazlett said.
First, all AS were tested in an animal model.
Silicon germanium transistors are frequently used in communications applications like high-speed fiber optic systems and advanced wireless phones, as well as in test and measurement systems.
In the second test phase the same procedure was followed as in test phase 1.
The P1B-HTK system, as in test data, also performs the worst on these data.
Inter-individual differences between the raters were investigated as in test 1 using Pearson's r correlation and Krippendorff's alpha.
Control test tubes were subjected to DMSO with seawater at the same concentration as in test tubes for test samples.
