Sentence examples for intermingling test from inspiring English sources

While these findings conciliate the results from data integration verification with those from gene signature evaluation, they also reveal the limited usefulness of the data intermingling test, which in this case provides a misleading picture of the variance retained after data integration.

Unstudied words were also intermingled at test in order to provide an analogue of yes/no recognition tasks.

Refreshing trials with the reinforced CS+ and CS− were intermingled between the tests to ensure motivation for the subsequent tests.

The squads announced for the next leg of this relentless year of Test series (almost all intermingled with the compulsory limited-overs appendages) indicated that the selectors are willing to be bold.

There is a simple way, however, to test whether asymmetric and symmetric synapses are intermingled at random.

But when it first tested in Philadelphia, the original show, which banned humans from intermingling with its puppet cast, was not a hit.

Consequently, not only teachers' expectations of prospective academic achievement, but also their impressions of basic intellectual abilities seem at least to intermingle with past academic performance (such as prior knowledge documented in a test).

Fisher's exact test was applied to the contingency tables to determine whether the cells were intermingled at random or spatially segregated.

Fisher's exact test was applied to these tables indicating that the somata innervated by ChC1 were intermingled at random with non-innervated somata, while cell somata innervated by Ch2 and Ch3 were spatially segregated (Table  2).> -wrap-foot> Pyramidal cells were either innervated (Ch+) or not innervated (Ch−) by cartridges of the corresponding chandelier cell.

The 2-tailed Fisher's exact test applied to the contingency table rejected the hypothesis that both types of synapses are intermingled at random (P < 0.0001).

Statistical tests used to assess virus compartmentalization appear biased by these tissue-specific low-diversity viruses over the intermingling of blood and genital clades evident in phylograms.