Sentence examples for in house tests from inspiring English sources

A recent paper by Cairns et al 2009 [ 28] addressing sample size and technical and biological variation, states the significance of performing in house tests on protocol and sample size.

In-house tests will be expected to conform to the levels specified for commercially produced tests.

In-house tests for the identification of faecal parvovirus antigen are now available.

The model is a must-have system among telecommunications gear makers, which use it to conduct in-house tests on their mobile and cordless phones.

The fatigue limits predicted using the model from Part I, are compared with the VHCF data of bearing steels available from both the in-house tests and those in the literature.

Many new diagnostic in-house tests for identification of feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) and feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) infection have been licensed for use in veterinary practice, and the question of the relative merits of these kits has prompted comparative studies.

But Steven I. Gutman, director of in vitro diagnostic device evaluation and safety for the F.D.A., said that the agency "does not have oversight over the promotion of in-house tests," like the ones that are sold directly to consumers who then send samples to a lab.

Additionally, the assay was compared to established in-house tests.

E2V Grenoble SA conducted an extensive series of in-house tests to establish the validity of their product against a set of pre-agreed acceptability criteria.

Ikea insisted that it had not found any horsemeat during in-house tests on its own range of food products, carried out two weeks ago, but said new tests would now be carried out.

We investigated heterogeneity by stratifying the ELISA-IgG subgroup into commercial and in-house tests.