Sentence examples for in a range of tests from inspiring English sources
In Europe, the burning behaviour of construction products must be tested and labelled according to their Euroclass, based on their fire performance in a range of tests.
The difference between the two groups was stark, with the singing group scoring significantly better than the listeners in a range of tests, according to the US Society for Neuroscience.
People on the receiving end of sarcastic comments – and those who made them – were found to be up to three times more creative in a range of tests carried out by a team of researchers from Insead, one of the world's leading business schools, and Harvard and Columbia universities.
This study formed part of a larger epidemiological study conducted by the Centre for Allied Health Evidence, University of South Australia, where primary school students participated in a range of tests, to identify factors which may contribute to spinal health.
Remarkably, however, Tg-Aβ42 and Tg-Aβ40 mice exhibited no cognitive defects in a range of tests, indicating that overexpression of Aβ was insufficient for neurotoxicity in this model [ 47].
Significant differences in cognitive and educational abilities were found between the children in group 1 (chemotherapy + CRT) and the two control groups, with the children receiving CRT performing less well in a range of tests.
In summary, a range of tests are available to clinicians to assess insulin secretion.
We verify the accuracy and efficacy of AAJ in a range of test cases, including nonsymmetric systems of equations.
This session focused on new methodologies for the assessment of toxic effects in aquatic organisms and covered a range of tests from single-species to multi-species assays.
After a range of tests in her first pregnancy, she agreed with her doctor to a more hands-off approach in her second, as long as her blood sugar levels remained under control.
Participants in the GiveDirectly trial were given a range of tests assessing well-being and happiness; researchers even took saliva samples to measure the stress hormone cortisol, the first time this has been done in poverty research at large scale.
