For example, in tests of fatigue in muscles at the knee and foot, racers in the Tor showed only half the decrease in strength observed in runners in the 166-km Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, previously studied by the researchers.
For example, in tests of fine motor control and speech articulation, women generally outperform men (Jennings et al., 1998).
An item chain may arise, for example, in tests of calculation where it is essential to compute the answer to one question and use that value in another question and, conversely, impossible to answer that question without answering the previous one.
For example, in testing for exposure to HIV gp120, of 1,000 VDJ H combinations determined for a set in the reference collection, only 10 25 would be guaranteed to be combinations that appeared in the HIV gp120 repertoire; the rest would be from the repertoires of S. pneumoniae serotype 6B PS, double-stranded (ds) DNA, and the other 14 specificities.
For example, in tests against Vibrio fisheri, the toxicity of soil eluates containing Fe/Co nanoparticles with a capping agent increased over time, suggesting that aging may have contributed to the degradation of the capping agent and a release of Co [23].
For example, in test round 1, two types of chilled insects were presented to the birds: mealworms (Tenebrio molitor) in the individual context and crickets (Acheta domestica) in the social context.
For example, in test round 1, the same type of plastic cup was used: a green cup in the individual context and a red cup in the social context.
For example, in directed tests of chosen mutants we identified a class of lesions that exhibit non-selective p53 action throughout the ovary only after IR challenge (see Figure 1 figure supplement 3, Figure 1 source data 1C).
For example, in several tests of the Sprint service, using speed meters available from Internet service providers like the one from Speakeasy (www.speakeasy.net/speedtest), I was attaining download speeds from 785 to 870 kilobits a second.
However, due to the heterogeneity of the different test cases used (for example, in terms of sequence lengths), the data points do not fall neatly on to a well defined line, but within a particular region.
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.
