Sentence examples for draw to test from inspiring English sources

We used a proportional hazards model adjusting for sex, year of birth, and age at draw to test the association of each expression level with survival.

All participants reported to the research centre at baseline, and at 12-, 24- and 52-week follow-up visits for measurement of anthropometrics and blood pressure and for a blood draw to test blood-borne markers of cardiometabolic health.

Jeter said in an interview Friday with Bloomberg Radio that it would not be an invasion of privacy to have blood drawn to test for human growth hormone.

Bland-Altman plots were drawn to test dependence of bias on actual core temperature.

The ROC curve was drawn to test the power of the predicted values from the logistic regression model, to discriminate between positive and negative cases.

500ul was injected twice intraperitoneally 14 days apart and blood samples were drawn to test for the primary and secondary humoral response.

Before initiating AS therapy blood was drawn to test for in vitro drug sensitivity, molecular markers of drug resistance and to distinguish later recrudescence from re-infection by parasite genotyping.

Our attention was drawn to testing parasite PKA by the recent report that extracellular adenosine signalling in sickle cell red blood cells activates erythrocyte PKA, combined with the observation that ATP signalling via the P2X7 receptor leads to the membrane assembly of actin (Kuehnel et al., 2009a, b; Zhang et al., 2010).

Thirdly, it is usually, if not always, impossible for investigators to draw conclusions to test theories against observational data without explicit or implicit reliance on theoretical principles.

In the Idaho case, decided in 2011, the state's Supreme Court expressed puzzlement as to why police in a DUI case would resort to forcible catheterization to get a urine sample instead of simply drawing blood to test for alcohol.

The employee, Peter Foster, 33, works at the Midtown Court, drawing blood to test for sexually transmitted diseases.