Sentence examples for more commonly tested from inspiring English sources

There are two known classes of chemical inhibitors of UCP2, one the more commonly tested extract from Gardenia jasminoides known as Genipin [ 22] and the other developed chromane derivatives [ 23].

As a study of effectiveness, rather than the more commonly tested efficacy, this research extended the evidence-base for PDC, as well as for BRI Care Consultation (its parent intervention) by: 1) using a larger, more diverse sample than prior studies; and 2) delivering the program in a manner similar to the way it would be implemented if it were part of usual care.

More commonly, tests to distinguish mechanisms are works in progress, and one hopes to use drug responses to shed additional light on these possible mechanistic distinctions.

"In three studies, we examined the power of familiarity on music choice and showed that familiarity is a more important driver of music choice than more obvious, and commonly tested, constructs such as liking and satiation," Dr. Joseph K. Goodman, an associate professor of marketing at Washington University's Olin Business School, said in a written statement.

From this point of view the following are the more commonly used testing methods: Functional element testing Integration testing Function testing System testing.

Other more commonly used tests such as the 6-minute walk test (6MWT) can be challenging to use in clinical practice and is often reserved as research tools [ 34, 37].

The extent to which these tests alter the probability of asthma depends on how much more commonly the test result is positive in subjects with asthma compared to healthy subjects and particularly subjects with conditions that are commonly confused with asthma.

In our test battery, we added resting HR and postural changes in DBP; two tests that are suitable for resource-poor circumstances, to the more commonly used tests of HR variation in response to deep breathing, HR response to standing, and postural changes in SBP.

More commonly, such tests have been used to challenge old convictions or reopen long-closed cases.

The sustained attention task used in the current study required the unique activation of alerting, orienting and executive control pathways, which is a variation from more commonly used tests of sustained attention such as the rapid visual information processing task.

In clinical practice, FPG is a more commonly used test, compared with an OGTT, because of its logistical advantages (4).