Sentence examples for identified to be tested from inspiring English sources
Starting from the archetype wall, four specific configurations representing one classical full wood-based configuration, one hybrid bamboo-wood-based configuration and two full bamboo-based configurations with different studs thickness were identified to be tested.
Two novel synthetic and two organic insecticides were identified to be tested for management of soybean aphid, and the two registered insecticides were included in the experiment as conventional controls.
The mutations we identified need to be tested for their effect on transmission in other A/H5N1 virus lineages (60), and experiments are needed to quantify how they affect viral fitness and virulence in birds and mammals.
The pathways, once identified, require to be tested through a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods.
Drinking water of identified areas to be tested for cadmium and suitability for drinking should be recommended if cadmium cannot be detected by a test method with limit of detection (LOD) > 10−9/L.
In an opportunistic screening, costs could also be reduced by enhanced-computer systems to identify samples to be tested and inclusion of the result in the routine pathology reporting to the patients' treating doctors.
Whether these activities are associated with the microtubule-binding ability identified here remains to be tested.
Rank 1 = highest regulation; bold and underlined = significant regulation relative to the control identified by sign test; bold = identified to be differentially expressed by both tests; italic = identified to be differentially expressed only by F-test; "-" = a rank was not assigned in case the regulation was less than log2-ratio = |0.20|.
The bacterium was identified to be Bacillus mycoides by biochemical tests and 16S ribotyping.
In this setting, insufficient access to HIV testing was identified to be the main bottleneck to prevent MTCT.
The process of identifying the null hypotheses to be tested is now particularly simple.
