Sentence examples for more precisely test from inspiring English sources

Here we set out to more precisely test the relationship between induction of PND-like tumor immune responses and development of a clinical vaccine.

More precisely, test scores of each test/subtest were entered into separate 'multiple regression' design matrices.

Here we demonstrate the interest of SEM in ecotoxicology, more precisely to test the three-step concept of metal bioavailability to earthworms.

More precisely, we test for k = 5,6,7,8,9.

More precisely, we test PISwap on pairs of yeast, fly and their randomized versions.

More precisely, the test statistic R compares the null hypothesis, L0 ("the abundance of a transcript is the same in all libraries"), with the alternative hypothesis, L1 ("the abundance of the transcript in each library is different", i.e., the corresponding gene is differentially expressed), using the log ratio of the two likelihoods, i.e., log(L 1 / L 0 ).

neutralisation testing is not adequately defined and must be described more precisely; v. testing against Acanthamoeba species is not recommended but should be defined with a RF of at least > 2 log units; vi.

To assess this issue more precisely, we tested whether countries whose emigrants moved to the United States differ in terms of average trust from those whose emigrants moved to Australia.

More precisely, the tested oil/drilling fluid proportions were blended at 300 rpm for 5 min, and then immediately placed in the graduated cylinders, so the rate of separation of the two phases could be measured (Quintero and Jones 2003).

More precisely, we tested whether the effect of the proportion of medication taken on the probability of virologic failure in the current month, is impacted by the number of consecutive months one has been virally suppressed.

As such, they are usually named as test adequacy criteria or even more precisely coverage-based test adequacy criterion [5].