Sentence examples for more accurately tested from inspiring English sources

Ixchel Scientific has developed a 3D gel matrix that mimics the structure of human organs, so drugs can be more accurately tested.

However, the relatively small number of specimens included for T. ornata and T. cf. formosa does not allow an estimation of the intra and interspecific variability, and species delimitation hypotheses would be more accurately tested by adding replicates.

Along the same lines, further knowledge of TF-DNA binding mechanisms could allow one to obtain more accurate estimates for the number of degrees of freedom of each super-family in order to more accurately test the correlation of the observed bounds with this number.

However critics have argued that a larger study of multiple cities would be needed to more accurately test its effectiveness.

The BBC poll focuses on entirely or largely reserved issues, so in that sense more accurately tests topics primarily at stake on September 18.

Masopust believes the experiment produced mice with more realistic immune systems the kind of animals you would need, he says, to more accurately test the power and safety of new drugs and vaccines.

To further understand how HSV-2 infection increases HIV spread, and to more accurately test novel anti-viral approaches, a macaque mucosal HSV-2 infection model was developed.

To more accurately test associations with HRQoL, some authors advocated for future research to include objectively measured BMI, fat distribution and fitness [ 12, 13].

To more accurately examine annual chlamydia testing of the same person, we used a longitudinal study design to estimate the incidence and predictors of an annual chlamydia test among 15 29 year olds who attended four ACCHSs in NSW Australia.

InteGO2 computes gene-to-gene similarities more accurately than tested existing measures and has high robustness.

But not all drugs can be accurately tested this way – this method is more accurate for stimulants.