Sentence examples for defined new tests from inspiring English sources

In other words, the software uses the process algebra expression to guide the user through the correct path to perform a genetic test, thereby ensuring that the test was performed according to the desired standards even when different laboratories have defined new tests or test procedures.

After reviewing the results of the HAPO Study, many international diabetes study groups, including the International Association of Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Groups (IADPSG) (7) and ADA (1), have adopted the 75-g oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) at 24 28 weeks as a screening and diagnostic test and defined new lower cutoff values for GDM diagnosis.

We defined new HIV diagnoses by the year of the earliest known HIV-positive test result for all HIV/AIDS cases reported annually from 2004 to 2008.

This will also imply the need for even more performing materials, in terms of mechanical properties and durability, to be used for modification of neat asphalt as well as the need for defining new specification and testing methods, specifically valid for these modified materials.

Recent advances in the understanding of iron metabolism may define new options for screening tests.

The call for a novel approach focused on the overall remuneration and including sources of income that are both formal and informal also requires refining existing methods to elicit such information [ 79], as well as testing and defining new ones.

For testing, five key challenges are listed: (1) identifying new potential problems; (2) defining proper underlying models; (3) customising existing test selection criteria and/or defining new ones; (4) providing adequate tool support; and (5) experimenting and assessing the approaches.

Allelism tests with known loci revealed a number of new complementation groups, defining new genes required for both the early and late stages of nodule development.

Black saw three essential roles for models in biology: to expose assumptions, to define expectations, and to devise new tests.

Black went on to say about models that: 'They are meant to expose assumptions, define expectations and help us to devise new tests'.

The resistance comes as most states roll out new tests aligned to the Common Core academic standards and as Congress struggles to rewrite the federal law that has defined the role of testing in schools for the past decade.