The phrase "at early testing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when referring to a specific phase in a testing process, but it would be clearer to use a more established phrase.
Example: "The results from at early testing indicate that further adjustments are needed before the final launch."
Alternatives: "during initial testing" or "in preliminary testing".
But Noah famously features a segment showing how Darwinian evolution has transformed amoebas into apes, and Christian audiences are said to have proved non-plussed at early test screenings.
Waymo's Pacifica minivans with self-driving tech on board are set to hit city streets for testing by the end of this month, but Conan O'Brien got an "exclusive" look at early test clips from the origins of the former Google autonomous driving project.
A handful of other projects in the region also have started to explore the use of renewable energy sources to produce drinking water, but they are costly, few in number and mostly still at the early testing stage.
Apple's new EarPods are available to order today in the Apple Store, but we were lucky enough to get a pair here at TechCrunch for some early testing.
The team began building Cheddar Up in late 2012 and launched it a year later, largely as a proof-of-concept which spread by word-of-mouth at local schools where early testing began.
The service also allows schools to get a better sense of how well their students will perform in particular subjects through its grade prediction system, which, in early testing at several pilot schools, has been able to predict whether a student will pass the class with 90percentt accuracy based on their prior performance.
While some molecular imaging methods, most notably SPECT and PET, have begun to be used in patients, many molecular imaging approaches have, as yet, undergone only early testing at a pre-clinical stage.
(It was so popular at an early test screening that it was re-inserted).
While lower at first glance than the 94percentt accuracy of the first early test at Intel, the models now account for robust combinations of industry, geography and temporality in ways early models didn't.
Early tests at an aviary and initial field trials at a landfill and airfield indicate that the technology is effective and that birds do not habituate to the sound.
