Sentence examples for is practically tested from inspiring English sources
The performance of this DCV strategy is practically tested and validated by comparing with that of the original fixed outdoor air flow rate control strategy used in site.
The cooker was practically tested for grilling both white and red meat in a record time.
Although the concept of self-efficacy can be used as a promising tool to understand creativity and has been practically tested by Tierney and Farmer (2002), entrepreneurial self-efficacy (ESE) as a multi-dimensional construct remains under theorized.
One concept for flexible provision combining a domestic biodiesel CHP system of 2.5 kWel with hybrid electrical energy storage has been practically tested in the UK to improve the efficiency of stand-alone renewable power supply systems [38].
The local approach can indeed be useful when no hypotheses are actually available to build plausible and valid models that can be tested with the global approach or when the number of all possible models (i.e., the search space) is very high to be practically tested (but see Leff et al. 2008 for DCM with few ROIs).
The proposed scheme is practically applied by testing it on a real life data obtained from Eskom's network.
One of the major limitations in phenotypic screening studies is that it is practically impossible to test all foods against all disease phenotypes.
With such a high number of registered active substances, it is practically impossible to test all possible combinations to arrive at robust conclusions about the nature of combination effects.
In these settings, however, the Shapiro-Wilk test detects deviations from normality with nearly 100% power, so that the Student's t test is practically never used.
However, due to the combinatorial explosion problem, exhaustive testing is practically impossible.
The Iranians have pointed out that evidence of nuclear weapons testing is practically impossible to hide from inspectors, who have data collecting techniques that can find traces of suspect radioactive particles dating back many years.
