Sentence examples for for large scale testing from inspiring English sources

The coke button with the best swelling number was taken for large scale testing first in a 1 L reactor and then in a 100 L reactor, both designed specially for this experiment.

Recent papers such as (Gupta et al. 2008) introduced new methods to represent groups of nodes by a single node while (Carl and Kesidis 2008) studied path-preserving scaled-down topologies for large scale testing of routing protocols.

Although urine sample sensitivity may be increased by up-concentrating the samples by centrifugation this is not a practical step for large scale testing.

Plus, at this size the system wouldn't be practical or cheap enough for large-scale testing.

To demonstrate usefulness of this rt-PCR assay for large-scale testing, 203 serum samples from domestic pigs were screened for TTV infection.

In conclusion, this PVYN-W diagnosis tool is rapid, easy-to-use and suitable for large-scale testing in laboratories of seed potato certification.

They continue to develop and test urban taxis but have not announced plans for large-scale testing or deployment.

Therefore, after the MABC lines are completed using marker selection, their level of tolerance needs to be confirmed under greenhouse and field conditions before amplifying seed for large-scale testing and validation in farmers' fields at target areas.

In this study, the VIDAS HIV DUO Quick was used as the second screening test because it is less suitable for large-scale testing and has been shown to be more sensitive in the early phase of infection than the Enzygnost HIV Integral.

Thus, the assay introduced in this study is a nonradioactive receptor binding method that shows promise as a high throughput screening method for large-scale testing of environmental and industrial chemicals for ER binding interactions.

CONCLUSIONS These results suggest that this novel breath test method may assist in recognition of pre-diabetes or early-stage diabetes in at-risk persons without the need for invasive blood sampling, thus making it an attractive option for large-scale testing of at-risk populations, such as children.