Sentence examples for example in a test from inspiring English sources

For example, in a test, PBS and Ken Burns worked with Intel to make Mr. Burns's program on Frank Lloyd Wright interactive, giving the test viewers a virtual-reality tour of Wright buildings.

In the most extreme example, in a test carried out in 1987, the "real smoking" machine drew 86% more nicotine and 114% more tar from Player's Extra Light than the ISO machine detected, although smoke intake was only 27% higher.Regardless of how this came about, the irony is that low-tar brands may have ended up causing more health problems than high-tar ones.

For example, in a test with Campbell's Soup, bumper ads appeared for those watching "Orange is the New Black" clips that said "does your cooking make prison food seem good?

For example, in a test of teen users, the Facebook team found that changing the word "report" to "This photo [or post] is a problem" tripled the number of people who opted to flag troubling pictures, from 3 to 10percentt, and nearly doubled the number who tagged upsetting posts, from 8to15percentent.

For example, in a test re-test situation where scores at both testing occasions have the same mean and variance, the group of individuals attaining a particular score at baseline will be expected to average a score that is closer to the mean at re-test.

For example, if a test hypertension patient in the system had a blood pressure of 135/85, a blood pressure alert would not appear for this particular patient.

If this test were to be used as a more definitive diagnostic test, for example in a test-and-cull strategy, the cut-off for a "positive result" needs to be selected to give a very high specificity.

Like Bruen et al. (2006), we found that r is slightly less powerful under population growth, although in another study White and Gemmell (2009) give an example in which a test based on r detected recombination in human mtDNA when D′ did not the only case in which we know recombination has occurred.

An increased slope3/VT reflects inhomogeneity of ventilation in the distal airways, suggesting the possibility of chronic structural dysfunction as well as reversible acute dysfunction that may be observed, for example, in a bronchoprovocation test.

This uncertainty model was applied to the valve control system example in a robust performance test.

For example, in a computerized adaptive test, two examinees can receive the same item at different positions because of how they responded to earlier items on the test (e.g., van der Linden et al. 2007).