Sentence examples for for analytical testing from inspiring English sources

The second chemical found, the report said, was luminol, which is used in an alkaline solution for analytical testing in chemistry.

The Bournville site, where 350m Creme Eggs also roll off the production lines, does the bulk of chocolate R&D, but the products come to Reading for analytical testing and work on sensory perception.

As Table 7 shows, the Cronbach's alpha value of this factor is greater than 0.6 while all the attributes of this factor have a Corrected Item-Total Correlation value of 0.3, so the requirements for analytical testing reliability is fulfilled.

Furthermore, the utility of the peptide for analytical testing, cell labeling, and in vivo imaging is demonstrated.

Given that EFSA is only assessing the risk of substances used in harmonised FCMs, testing methods applied by other risk assessors (businesses, national laboratories etc.), should also be streamlined, so that there are uniform safety standards in place (for analytical testing, fixed maximum limits for substances and standard conditions of use).

In our study we did not strictly follow the guidelines for analytical test validation [ 19] since the nature of the subject and the criterion standard (IHC image) used are still different from the analytical test samples used in medicine.

After giving their informed consent they will be given an appointment for the initial visit and for the analytical tests.

Due to restricted access to the "select agents" that the microarray was designed to detect, a library of 142, plasmid-embedded synthetic target DNA fragments was used to conduct the analytical testing for most of the viral agents.

For all analytical tests, significance was set at P < 0.05.

These assessments ranged from indicators for specific analytical tests and equipment to general questions of capacity (e.g. 'Are malaria diagnostic services available at this health facility?').

The guideline describes three approaches to estimate the limit of detection for an analytical test: visual evaluation, signal-to-noise, and response based on standard deviation and slope.