Sentence examples for even though the tested from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the test data shows that the MOE of the glulam specimens was slightly higher than the code specified value even though the tested glulam was manufactured with laminate having lower MOE than the code requirements.
The car is also saddled with BMW's iDrive infotainment interface – a notoriously fickle and unintuitive piece of technology – even though the tested model lacked a navigation system, which seemed to make the entire iDrive system feel all the more needlessly complex.
Even though the tested substrate differs (cardboard versus urban waste), these experimental works identified a threshold value of approximately 30% TS, beyond that AD was inhibited by high VFA accumulation.
Even though the tested compounds displayed a modest toxicity toward the mammalian L6 cells with IC50 values ranging from 3.51 to 21.3 μM (Table 1), with the sole exception of compound 15 the tested huprines still possess selectivity indices for T. brucei over L6 myoblasts (SI = IC50 against L6 cells/IC50 against T. brucei) between 10 and 20, rendering them interesting trypanocidal lead compounds.
Even though the tested FFA mix had no activity (if anything it stimulated differentiation), it remains possible that the activity of AlbuMAX is due to one or more fatty acids that are not present among the ones tested, or even that the active one/s are in the mix but their activity is masked by others with antagonistic effects.
Until today, the correct answer did not matter to grade school students taking the Connecticut Mastery Test, because even though the test has asked such questions since its inception in 1986, state education officials have never counted the answers.
He also warned that China was "trying to develop a nuclear capability" even though the country tested a nuclear device in 1964.
Even though the woman tested negative for hepatitis and HIV, Judge Matthew Myers cited an Australian Breastfeeding Association ABAA) report stating that "unacceptable risk" remained.
Furthermore, extended PEP regimens were used in 20 exposure cases even though the source tested HIV-negative.
To conclude — here's Norman Cousins's original letter to the editor: To the Editor: Your front page on March 17 carries the story by Edward B. Fiske of a Florida schoolboy who proved that the answer he gave on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test was correct even though the testing service said it was wrong.
Categorisation errors ranged from 7%to78%8% in different individuals (Mean 23%, SD 14%), showing that even though the test we had chosen was originally designed for pre-teens, the task was sufficiently challenging for the tested population to capture a large range of inter-individual variation.
