Sentence Cross test is not a commonly used phrase or idiomatic expression in English, so it is not considered correct in written English.
If you are using it to refer to a test where different methods are used to evaluate the same item, you could write: We performed a cross test to evaluate the efficacy of the product.
A redundant test is implemented by a Zygo VeriFire Asphere interferometer for cross test.
The cross test of oral liquid CPM samples which contain different materials (gensing, codonopsis or both) was carried out by using the separate PCR detections for gensing and codonopsis to verify the specificity of the PCR based assay (Figure 1b).
In this study, we use a great body of statistical data covering the entire 23rd solar cycle to cross test data of satellite altimeters, Global Ionosphere Maps and the International Reference Ionosphere models, IRI-2001 and IRI-2007.
The most common method of cross-validation is the five-fold cross test.
A notable disparity observed of hole crosses in the hole cross test in mice.
In hole cross test, the animal treated with LM showed dose dependent reduction in the locomotor activity.
Donne taught himself to preach in the "stadium conditions" of St .Paul's Cross, testing his first sermons on Ann before her death, at 33, in 1617.
Neither side showed much adventure early on, although Chris Gunter's low cross tested Watford goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes.
The homologies between human and non-human endogenous molecules vary differently, which affects the adjuvanticity in cross testing systems.
The neuropharmacological activity of both open field and hole cross tests significant (p < 0.001) decrease the number of (square and hole) crosses by mice compare to control group.
It is clear that the plant extract significantly decreased the locomotor activity of mice in open field and hole cross tests when compared to the control (p < 0.05).
