Sentence examples for of existing testing from inspiring English sources
Experimental results of tension-compression tests are presented followed by a review of existing testing methods.
Modification of existing testing methods is required because, in most cases, they are insufficient for greenhouse covering materials.
The results of the adaptation of existing testing methods designed for measuring selected mechanical properties of agricultural nets are presented along with specific technical recommendations.
Intervening by encouraging priority shifts toward HIV testing, by helping ensure survival needs are met, and by eliminating barriers to testing, may result in refugees making better use of existing testing services.
We evaluated both the reallocation of existing testing resources (Scenario 1) and the distribution of resources following a hypothetical increase to the total testing budget of up to 200%% (Scenarios 2, 3 and 4).
Committed to providing a broad array of state-of-the-art, cost-effective testing, Laboratory Medicine faculty regularly translate developing technology into routine practice, both as new tests and as better versions of existing tests.
It is concluded that the combination of existing test methods provides a sound test-regime to assess the safety of GM crops.
Finally, we examine recent developments in advanced topics such as utilization of existing tests, test case prioritization, fault localization, and evolution of combinatorial models.
Based on the analysis of existing test considerations, the 8/20 μs, 2 ms, 18/40 μs, 30/80 μs, 90/200 μs and 10/350 μs waveforms are used in single impulse current tests.
Based on regression analyses of existing test data, it is found that the normalized value of interfacial bond property at elevated temperatures should be a function of ΔT (service temperature subtracts glass transition temperature).
The landscape of coagulation medicine is further complicated by the fact that evidence-based data are lacking for many assays of coagulation, especially given the rapid pace of development of new systems or modification of existing tests.
