Sentence examples for one further test from inspiring English sources
How do we compete with the BBC pumping it out free, taking business away from other people?" One further test for Jowell will be playing a part in appointing the next chairman of the BBC.
One further test of the molecular identity of the benzamil-sensitive pathway was a comparison of the permeability to Li+ and Na+.
The much lower invasive testing rate and related a greater safety of NIPT-based prenatal screening for common autosomal aneuploidies (in any of the above scenarios) may lead to normalizing prenatal screening as just one further test pregnant women are expected to take.
Les Bleus are in Australia for one further Test this weekend; ideally they would be facing the All Blacks in a series decider in Auckland.
Toshack only played in one further Test during the season, the Fourth, where he was less successful with match figures of 2/139.
Six did not meet eligibility criteria: one patient's prognosis on further testing was deemed to be greater than one year and five patients were incapable yet did not have family members or close friends to interview.
The two groups had a similar rate of screening after the third negative smear (table 3): about a third had none, about a third had one, and the remaining third had more than one further primary test registered.
One means to further test this is to investigate among-individual consistency in sequencing coverage.
One could then further test whether individual differences in participants' natural tendency to produce creative or unusual responses also correlates with variation in performance on other measures of creativity.
Therefore, the existence of multiple co-temporal sub-populations may be critical for successful weeding out harmful mutations and passing the remaining ones for further testing by natural selection (see "Repetitive families, population structure and speciation" in the main text).
Longitudinal data, collected at more than one time point provide a further test, namely, that one set of symptoms or disorder is a risk factor for another.
