To take advantage of smaller pool sizes (including direct tests of each pair) and increased bi-directional coverage, the probability that a specific interaction is true would become a latent variable conditioning both the bait prey and prey bait observations, as opposed to the uni-directional methods described here.
Direct tests of soil or water for optical activity might be made.
There have been few direct tests of the body-weight effect, said Hirofumi Tanaka, an exercise physiologist at the University of Texas at Austin.
Successful network models lead to direct tests of key architectural features by targeted cis-regulatory analysis.
Additionally, both male and female estimates are combined using "suest," and direct tests of significance are performed.4.4
Other studies perform different types of more direct tests of discrimination in Sweden (for example, Rooth (2001) and Åslund and Rooth (2005)).
Rather, to many, the results of alternative modeling strategies seem to serve to bolster convictions regarding competing colonization models, rather than stimulating direct tests of those models.
Irrespective of these uncertainties, the cooling time of plutonic rocks is unattainable in the laboratory, and direct tests of the cooling rate effect on paleointensity are impossible.
Researchers may also be swayed by the unique capabilities of stem cell assays, such as more direct tests of human developmental toxicity.
These results provide a rationale for improvements in OspA-based vaccines and suggest possible designs for more direct tests of antibody protective levels in vaccinated individuals.
As a result, memory should be studied not only using direct tests of memory but also using other tasks that naturally require memory access.
