Sentence examples for myriad of testing from inspiring English sources

The idea is to put these kinds of advanced artificial intelligence tools within reach of data scientists, developers and any other interested parties without any of the normal heavy lifting required to build models and get results with the myriad of testing phases that are typically involved in these types of exercises.

Two weeks ago Rachel had a myriad of tests to gauge her kidney function and all-round health to see if she is fit enough to be a donor.

I told her I've been to a few docs, but they were quick to either brush the ear ringing off as inconsequential or put me through a myriad of tests to ensure that there was no associated hearing loss.

'… having the same continuous person to see is actually better than having a different person each time just going through a myriad of tests.

And I think if one person saw them you probably would miss out some of the tests and spend more time talking, I think that's more beneficial.' Orthoptist '… having the same continuous person to see is actually better than having a different person each time just going through a myriad of tests.

Park said that Myriad would no longer have a monopoly on the BRCA tests because other geneticists could now use alternative methods of testing.

Myriad held a patent on these genes for over a decade, until 2013, preventing anyone else from doing this type of testing.

As for Ravitch's discussion of NAEP in her 2005 article, her focus is on the superiority of NAEP to the myriad of state tests that states were allowed to use under No Child Left Behind (NCLB) in order to measure "progress".

In particular, it has become clear that the difficulties are not limited to scientific challenges, but to a myriad of hurdles that make testing and licensing of novel concepts unnecessarily burdensome.

Dietary studies have tested a myriad of nutrient-dense foods including high-energy milks [ 3, 4], nutrient-dense porridges [ 5– 8], and bacterial-resistant, micronutrient-fortified lipid pastes [ 9– 11].

This strategy has been tested in a myriad of iterations by utilizing a variety of osteoconductive scaffold materials, osteoblastic stem cells, as well as osteoinductive growth factors and small molecules.