Sentence examples for complementarity tests from inspiring English sources
The empirical analysis of cross-sectional firm level data of the German manufacturing sector comprises both indirect and direct complementarity tests; it is based on data from the German part of the Community Innovation Survey (CIS 3).
In retrospect, we realize that one limitation of the study was that the design used did not better reflect the complementarity between pregnancy tests and the pregnancy checklist.
A test-set reduction with 30% (41 remaining compounds) seems possible without losing information on the global enantioselectivity and complementarity of the tested chiral stationary phases.
In particular, the choice of functional groups, the statistical separation of sampling versus complementarity effects, and testing for the effects of particular functional groups differ from previous experiments.
This paper tests for complementarity of different innovation activities, i.e. internal R&D, R&D contracting, and R&D cooperation.
If cytology and raised pleural fluid DNA integrity index (>1.02) were considered together, the two tests showed complementarity increasing the sensitivity to 81% while maintaining a specificity of 87% in discriminating MPE from benign effusions.
The methods can be used to find crevices and protrusions near the surface of a molecule and to test shape complementarity at the interface between docking molecules.
However, our study has drawn strengths from understanding of individual streams of biophysical and social studies and developed unique method of integrating frontier technology based information with local community measurements and adopted novel way of testing its complementarity, efficacy and scalability using REDD+ MSRL Index.
To improve these performances and test the complementarity of our global sampling approach with previous contributions based on local search, we used the RNAinverse software to redesign unpaired regions.
The complementarity of a macroscopic (tensile tests at constant crosshead speed) and a microscopic approach (Small-Angle X-ray Scattering and Wide-Angle X-ray Scattering) specifies the cavitation phenomenon occurring in this material when strained.
The empirical study uses 2014 Spanish CIS data and studies complementarities by performing conditional complementarity/substitutability tests.
