Sentence examples for effective method to test from inspiring English sources

The quality of LSC selection, as well as the effects of BZ on hypoxia-selected LSC, were determined by the Culture-Repopulating Ability (CRA) assay, a simple and effective method to test in vitro the effects of drugs on LSC.

As the superlinearity is the outcome of temperature-activated non-radiative recombination centers in the barrier, we propose its suppression as an effective method to test the quality of the QDs and of the surrounding barrier.

28, 31 There is strong evidence that the CS-30 test has good test retest reliability and provides a safe and effective method to test lower-body strength in older populations.

Zebrafish embryos thus provide a simple, fast and cost-effective method to test the metastatic behaviour of primary tumours in an in vivo vertebrate animal model that also permits high throughput drug screening.

The power battery thermal management problem in EV (electric vehicle) and HEV (hybrid electric vehicle) has been widely discussed, and EIS (electrochemical impedance spectroscopy) is an effective experimental method to test and estimate the status of the battery.

In a recent work, Kang and Chang (2014) proposed an effective method to conjecture diagnostic tests using the untimed automata.

Pre-flushing of 30 seconds with cold water was the most effective method to prevent bacterial accumulation in the tested non-touch fittings.

A polymer wrapping is a useful and effective method to have samples suitable for biological testing, being barium titanate strongly hydrophobic.

The in situ thermal response test provides an effective method to determine the ground thermal properties required for the design of a geothermal energy installation.

This test is an effective method to evaluate the mobility and quantify the locomotor performance [ 18], and it is a predictor of the risk of falls and of the dynamic equilibrium of the elderly people [ 19].

Twin-disk tests are an effective method to characterize the material response to rolling sliding contact, to reproduce the damage phenomena of real components at a laboratory scale in controlled working conditions.