Sentence examples for conceived as a test from inspiring English sources

"They are going to realize this is best for everyone," she said, noting that her show change was partly conceived as a test of her own principles.

As I wrote not long after the PlanetSolar stopped in Hong Kong, where I am based, the boat was conceived as a test concept rather than something to be replicated for wide commercial use.

Fisher parlayed his new fortune into the Indianapolis Speedway, which he conceived as a test track for American automobile engineers.

In a previous comparative-genomic study, which has been originally conceived as a test case for methods for conserved gene neighborhood analysis we have developed, we characterized an extensive set of genes that included several proteins related to DNA or RNA metabolism and was, mostly, specific to thermophiles [ 23].

Remarkably, DC plans overtook the much longer-established DB schemes in value of assets in 1998 (see chart 6 .Special report Time to grow up P is for perfect Snares and delusions Hopeful Houdinis Doing it their way A matter of definition Booting out equities Time is running out Acknowledgments ReprintsSurely such an important breakthrough must have been as carefully conceived as a test-tube baby.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans was conceived as a laboratory to test technological innovations for the cars of tomorrow.

The Square Kilometre Array is conceived as a telescope which will both test fundamental physical laws and transform our current picture of the Universe.

This study was originally conceived as a pilot study for preliminary testing of a nutrition based intervention, and for determination of multiple physiological and nutritional measurements in twenty working physicians.

In accordance with recommendations after which the detection of MmmSC by PCR should be performed by the amplification of two independent targets [ 1, 7], our new rt-PCR test was conceived as a multiplex assay including two targets and an internal control without loss of sensitivity.

In a Tukey's test, additivity is conceived as a lack of interaction between the respondents and the items, in the framework of a linear model.

Unfortunately, it was originally conceived as a dichotomous tool to screen drugs worth testing in a phase III setting, essentially aiming at its reproducibility [ 15, 16 ].