There are air pressure tests, tracer tests, core soil boring tests, electronic probes, sonic probes, tests to measure the rate of corrosion, tests that distinguish whether a leak is in the tank or fill pipes (and tests that don't make a distinction), tests that require 10 to 14 days for results, and tests that produce answers in two hours.
Men blink less vigorously than women when primed in this way.Given such a clear and simple distinction, testing the responses of homosexuals to noise seemed an obvious experiment to do.
Training programs should reinforce the distinction between test and control lines, ensure that CHWs make that distinction accurately, and emphasize that even faint lines indicate a positive result.
However, our checklist did not allow us to make a clear distinction between test results and the contribution they made to the subsequent diagnosis.
The parents in Scarsdale draw an important distinction between testing for basic literacy and testing in the disciplines.
Some details remain unclear, but the arrangement could dangerously blur the distinction between testing and the fielding of an operational system.
The distinction between testing and R&D, on the one hand, and deployment and procurement, on the other, may sound arcane.
Applied to the current study of smoking behavior and QOL outcomes, this framework makes an important distinction between tests in relation to objectively-measured clinical parameters such as biomarkers of smoking exposure (box 1) and the hypothesized sequence of self-reported outcomes including smoking-specific symptoms (box 2) and the QOL impact attributed specifically to smoking (box 3).
But it has now earned a very different distinction as the test case of the limits of the austerity plans that have been prescribed across Southern Europe.
The distribution of Q fever OD values does not suggest a clear distinction between the test positive and negative animals at the manufacturers cut-off.
