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Professor Olshansky agreed that the dosage controversy over the hormone should be tested using standard scientific methods.

To validate AID, we selected five commonly co-occurring components of polluted aquatic systems, three metal stressors (Cd, Zn, As) and two water chemistry parameters (pH, hardness) to be tested using standard acute toxicity tests in which Daphnia mortality is the (nonlinear) response variable.

To identify one HIV-infected child at a PMTCT clinic, 9.1 HIV-exposed children would need to be tested using standard infant testing algorithms.

Craving will be measured using the check-in question "When you started this check-in, how much were you craving a cigarette?" Prediction of smoking by craving will be tested using standard regression analyses with group and craving as independent variables and smoking as the dependent variable [ 15].

Antimicrobial activities of the extracts during growth were tested using standard disk assays.

The entire vehicle is tested using standard driving cycles, widely utilized in related literature and to measure pollutant emissions.

The implementation of this architecture is tested using standard VANET applications to evaluate its feasibility for vehicular applications.

The modified KVM is ported on a handheld PDA that is powered with embedded Linux and is tested using standard J2ME benchmarks.

Known concentration of Zn II) (0.5 mg L−1) was spiked into the drug samples solutions, and the concentrations of Zn II) in both solutions were tested using standard additions method via SWAdSV technique.

Other electrical characteristics such as leakage current, potential distribution over guard rings and full depletion voltage were tested, using standard techniques of I V, V V, C V and TCT before and after irradiation.

Association of the variants with baseline measurements was tested using standard linear regression, employing additive, dominant, and recessive models, while adjusting for cohort, age, geographic region, and gender.