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This may be a reasonable first step but is not a rigorous one, and replication across laboratories with different sets of researchers and samples is required for a true test of biomarker performance.
During his address to a 200-strong audience at the University of Ulster, he said: "For me a true test of peace in this city and elsewhere in Northern Ireland will not be in the number of size of 'peace walls,' but their absence.
Viral load for patients would have been a true test of adherence especially for patients on ART prior to initiating MDR-TB treatment, thereby helping in the explanation of the relevant findings.
After it appeared that Syracuse won in regulation, the five overtimes proved a true test of futility for the Huskies and of survival for the Orange.
Launching character-driven films on a global scale is not easy even for the A-list these days; a true test of an actor's deeper connective aura.
The third hole is a true test of nerves for golfers of any skill level.
Opposing an ill-advised expansion of legalized gambling will be a true test of leadership for governors and state legislators nationwide.
It is a true test of dedication, for while outsiders might think that Australia is the land of endless summer, in winter the ocean water is teeth-chattering cold.
And, for America's richest city, it was a true test of how a mayoral administration, already saddled with criticism over its homelessness efforts, could handle what many advocates have long deemed a crisis for its most vulnerable citizens in the most desperate times.
Other experts note that the court's prosecutors have indicted only suspects from conflicts in Africa, which have not offered a true test of United States support for the court.
