Sentence examples for comparability tests from inspiring English sources

Trend analyses and comparability tests for age-standardized or age-specific death rates plotted over time by year were conducted using Joinpoint software, developed by the National Cancer Institute.

The comparability test program was designed to ensure the detection of any physicochemical and functional differences according to regulatory (draft) guidelines [ 1].

The most sophisticated analytical methods, comparability testing and preclinical studies, cannot fully predict the efficacy and safety of a biological drug; thus, the best way to assess the biological effects of a biosimilar drug is via randomized clinical trials in people with the target disease.

It was proposed that a new more concise endpoint be defined in combination with the AnBUSDiC test to allow better comparability between test results.

The study investigated the comparability of test takers' scores who took two tests, the TOEFL and the International English Language Testing Service IELTSS).

The four-channels diffuse light source has been applied on reliability testing system, and it assured the comparability of testing result, and saved cost and time greatly.

For comparability of test scores and evaluation of effect sizes, test scores were standardised into z-scores.

Relatively rigorous verification of the multiple-machine program, including two test schemes, was designed and executed to ensure the comparability of test data from various machines.

Furthermore, the effects of different geographical locations, weather conditions and measurement setups on the comparability of test results are analyzed.

It was proposed that a new more concise endpoint be defined to allow better comparability between test results: the final biodegradation value should be taken as the maximum value of the first three results within 5% of each other at plateau phase (as opposed to any initial lag phase).

A third CTC-VIMC central laboratory already using one of the two SOPs also showed comparability when tested in a smaller sub-study.