Sentence examples for customised test from inspiring English sources

In design of superconducting magnets in the past, a lack of knowledge of fracture properties at cryogenic temperatures has lead to the requirement to make customised test pieces simulating regions of high-stress, particularly in the non-metallic insulation.

These customised test setup was introduced to analyse if the mode of fatigue failure occurs in the modularity or in the stem region outside of the neck/stem connection.

Careful optimisation of the reaction conditions for the ligation and QRT-PCR steps for each mutation ensured that each customised test was robust, reproducible and achieved high sensitivity for TP53 mutation detection.

Simulating a deficiency in proximal stem support the fatigue behaviour of the coaction of the stem/neck modularity with the hip stem was examined in a customised test setup.

For these customised test, the hip contact force was set at 2300 N for 5 million cycles according ISO 7206-8 1995(E) followed by a stepwise load increase (Locati method 500 N, 1 million cycles) until failure.

To assess the standardisations and transformations used, we employed standard regression diagnostics, and customised tests [ 35, 36].

Measurements have been made of the scaffold's Young's modulus using conventional mechanical testing and a customised see-saw testing configuration.

For each work listed in the table, the following information is presented: authors (Authors), year of publication (Year), whether the approach customises mutation testing to be applied to AO programs and whether the work implements a supporting tool (Tools).

The results of this audit suggests that the implementation of simple low-cost measures, such as a blood investigation order chart to specify and customise blood testing in the ICU, can significantly reduce the costs associated with patient stay in the ICU.

Four-hundred and thirty three British secondary school children in school years 7, 8 and 10 completed customised mental mathematics tests and MA and TA questionnaires.

Providing a set of reporting frameworks that can be customised for different testing contexts but share some common principles could be beneficial to the practice of a number of laboratories, including non-OECD members and/or laboratories that do not participate in External Quality Assessments (EQA), and to laboratories with blurred boundaries between research and genetic testing services.