Twin-family designs yield an array of genetically related individuals, conducive to testing evolutionary-based hypotheses regarding social closeness.
Specifically, SEMs may be more conducive to testing specific hypotheses involving multiple genes and their relationships to one another in a pathway to disease.
"We believe there is a conducive atmosphere, but we need to test it," and success in Baghdad is not at all guaranteed, the official added, repeating Mr. Obama's warning that "the window for diplomacy is closing".
Tech companies have been eager to test ways to make workplaces more conducive to creativity.
Recently, a liver tissue model conducive to hepatotoxicity testing was developed by bioprinting hepatic spheroids encapsulated in a hydrogel scaffold into a microfluidic device.
The ICU environment per se may not be conducive to such testing and extraneous conditions, such as pain, level of analgesia, level of sedation, the presence of arterial monitoring and venous access lines, can all affect patient compliance with the assessment resulting in poor reliability and reproducibility.
What the paper attempts to test in the empirical section is that State I (equalized development) is relatively more conducive to incremental innovation, while State II (specialized development) is relatively more conducive to radical innovation.
I was reluctant to let Steve participate because he'd sat and watched Mike do his and I was all like: these conditions are not conducive to a fair test!
For neonates and infants, it is especially critical that the clinic environment is conducive to a valid test.
Because heterophile agglutination assays must be conducted manually, they are not conducive to large-volume testing in midsize and large laboratories, where high throughput is required.
