Sentence examples for coupling testing from inspiring English sources

The coupling testing system of the optical fiber with the symmetrical structure excited by the stripe waveguide was constructed to facilitate the excitation of surface plasmon waves.

In this study, a novel coupling testing protocol with separated repetitive loading and freezing-thaw cycles in salt-solution is designed to simulate coupling mechanical loading and complex environmental effects on durability and deterioration of recycled aggregate concrete (RAC).

In general, the shear-flow coupling testing on rock fractures is performed under either constant normal load conditions (CNL tests), or constant normal stiffness conditions (CNS tests) (e.g., Mourzenko et al. 1995; Brown et al. 1998; Nicholl and Detwiler 2001; Auradou 2009).

The parts of the device used for shear-flow coupling testing and for permeability testing are called the 'Shearing device part' and 'Permeability mechanism part,' respectively (Barla et al. 2010; Esaki et al. 1999; Jiang et al. 2004; Giger et al. 2011; Qian et al. 2011b).

Making urine pregnancy testing routinely available in public clinics and coupling testing with immediate referral to appropriate pregnancy care (or even initiation of care at point of confirming pregnancy) has the potential to significantly decrease gestational age at first visit.

A detailed attention is paid to the effects of the dissipative component of the dispersive dissipative coupling tested here.

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Opportunities for expanding couples testing and counseling exist in Kenya, including integration of partner testing into HIV care and treatment programs, enhanced partner testing in prevention of mother to child transmission and tuberculosis programs, and home-based HIV couples testing.

Lastly, control neighborhood respondents were more likely to report prevention of HIV transmission between spouses as a reason for seeking couples' testing (19% vs. 12%).

Integrating CVCT services within existing programs can help normalize couples' testing, facilitate the reduction of stigma, overcome fear of partner reactions, and increase favorable attitudes toward CVCT.