Furthermore, our model constitutes a test bench for the optimization of both stimulation parameters and novel electrode geometries for efficient CR stimulation.
The response of the international community — and more importantly, the U.S. response — to Israel's disproportionate use of violence constitutes a test for U.S. credibility in the Middle East.
Put it this way: A policy under which government employment actually fell, under which government spending on goods and services grew more slowly than during the Bush years, hardly constitutes a test of Keynesian economics.
Ultrasound scan constitutes a test of diagnosis for image incorporated into the medical practice in the sport of high competition 20 years ago and nowadays in full engineering development.
This requirement is satisfied in embryos with combined Col2a1-Dlx5t19 anDlx5/6−/−/− alleles and constitutes a test of functional equivalency in cartilage.
Thus, while, on the face of it, un- prefixation errors may seem to be a somewhat esoteric concern, this domain constitutes a test-case for accounts of the formation and restriction of linguistic generalizations in general; an issue that lies at the very heart of language acquisition research.
We hope that the BRAliBase 2.1 reference alignments constitute a testing platform for developers, similarly as the BRAliBase II was already used for parameter optimization/training of MAFFT [ 25], MUSCLE [ 16, 26], PROBCONSRNA [ 33], STRAL [ 36], and TLARA [ 39].
He constituted a test that Blondy, who'd sledded on pure charm through so many controversies, couldn't pass.
Lawyers in the health care cases differ over whether those considerations constitute a test, and if so whether the insurance requirement would pass.
Other researchers, however, argue that the use of optimality models does constitute a test of optimal adaptation; hence, the presence of disconfirming evidence must be taken as proof that optimal adaptation is incorrect.
