Sentence examples for inserts to test from inspiring English sources

For ultrasound and CT, phantoms ranging from simple gels with inclusions of different shapes and sizes (for control of tumour size measurement) to complex thoracic models including vasculature inserts (to test perfusion acquisitions) are available [30, 35].

A special SIM card is then inserted to test the antenna and if that weren't enough, a line worker would install a battery and make a quick call.

Computational analysis of the proposed CTB-Hc gene cassette (insert) to test restriction sites, primary, secondary and tertiary structure of proposed protein, open reading frames, protein folding and interaction and testing of antigenicity were done.

After the neutral sentence, either the next trial was initiated (66.67%) or a three-alternative multiple-choice question was inserted to test sentence comprehension (33.33%).

In a future study the W-type nrITS sequences from Anthosachne might be obtained by screening a larger number positive clones with the nrITS sequence insert to test whether Australopyrum contributed to the evolution of Elymus s. l. species.

The second restriction endonuclease site was engineered upstream from the 4× Gal BS where DNA elements can be inserted to test for boundary activity.

The aim of this study was to compare the wear of fixed-bearing total knee replacements with curved and flat inserts and to test the hypothesis that the flat inserts which give higher contact stresses and smaller contact areas would lead to lower levels of surface wear.

Experimental research into the RNA interference pathways involving the integrated pararetroviral inserts is required to test this hypothesis.

The F.D.A. found shortcomings in the way the Red Cross screens donors for possible exposure to infectious diseases, failures to swab arms properly before inserting needles, failures to test for syphilis and failures to discard potentially risky blood, among other deficiencies.

The problems, described in more than a dozen publicly available F.D.A. reports — some of which cite hundreds of lapses — include shortcomings in screening donors for possible exposure to diseases; failures to spend enough time swabbing arms before inserting needles; failures to test for syphilis; and failures to discard deficient blood.

Probes on both the 5′ and 3′ side of the insert were utilized to test accuracy of ROSA26 targeting.