Sentence examples for if one test from inspiring English sources

If one test is failed, a second run is done.

Patient Anecdotes are Innocuous: Some patients have reported varying numbers, but comparing two systems to each other at different times, using different blood samples, and different processes is not scientific even if one test is done in a lab.

If one test suggested persistence of H. pylori a C- urea test was performed.

For this study a patient was scored HIV positive, if one test was positive.

The graphical comparison proposed by Biggerstaff was chosen because it summarizes all these measures in one plot and is associated with a simple decision rule deciding if one test is superior for confirming the absence and/or presence of disease.

If one test of a particular domain was missing, the domain score was computed using the remaining tests of that domain (this occurred in less than 6.3% in the subdomains).

If one tests separately the effect of restrained eating on each measurement, the familywise error rate [ 10], i.e. the probability of making any error in this family of tests when restrained eating has no effect on adiposity, is higher than the size of each test.

Another important theme that emerged in the narratives of most women in our study was the understanding that HIV testing within the antenatal clinic was beneficial to women and their children, especially if one tested HIV positive.

Since there is a clear cell-cell interaction in this pathway, what would be the result if one tested the repopulation ability of combined selected cell populations (that is, luminal (Sca1 positive) and basal cells)?

If one tested for it explicitly and if the variant were genotyped directly, then one could observe the excess of homozygotes, but in the context of a GWAS it is possible that tagging SNPs would not pick this up through being in incomplete linkage disequilibrium with the causal variant and/or through having a higher allele frequency.

He explains that if any one test of the wood or paint surface had come back "wrong," or modern, it would have exploded the whole.