Sentence examples for mode for tests from inspiring English sources

From these results, it was decided to use StMCV mode for tests with subjects suffering from stroke.

The 'library' of drought information from this study, paralleled by sensitivity analysis, will be useful during drought for reservoir scenario projection and quantification of the risk of restrictions to supply, such as the effect of a ban on the use of hosepipes; in 'planning mode' for testing the robustness of Drought Plans; and for application to other catchments across the region.

We used the Bactec-460 system set in an anaerobic mode for testing activity of drugs in anaerobic conditions.

Failure modes for test specimens under cyclic loading were similar to those under monotonic loading, and their rotation capacities satisfied the ductility design requirements for earthquake-resistance in most seismic regions.

If your camera does not have fully-manual modes for testing shutter speeds and apertures, you can do the same with an aperture-priority-automatic camera by adjusting the aperture, or with a fully-automatic camera by pointing it at appropriately bright or dim light sources.

It can be difficult to isolate empathic aspects of the task and control for the mode of testing (for example, videos versus cartoons).

The failure mode for each test wall was a combined sheathing nail withdrawal and sheathing nail head pull through.

There was no significant difference in either mean isokinetic peak torque (for any mode of testing) or for number of players with a least one isokinetic deficit greater than 10%, when comparing players without reinjury (N=46; 88.5%) with players with reinjury (N=6; 11.5%).

The failure modes for all tests carried with torsion were similar, with all the specimens failing in the ligament substance by fibre pullout.

The modes of failure for tests carried at 500 mm/min with torsion were different from those tested without torsion.

This study was conducted as part of the Multi-country African study on Testing and Counseling for HIV (MATCH), designed to compare modes of testing for HIV across four countries: Burkina Faso, Kenya, Malawi and Uganda.