Sentence examples for prime test from inspiring English sources

During protracted abstinence, the locomotor response to acute morphine was also changed during the prime test session (Figure 2b).

The Virginia race should be a prime test of national Republican vows to reconnect with the mainstream majority.

Although MAPS will continue the research at a private lab in Arizona, the departure of the well-known university in Baltimore is a blow, analysts said, in part because the campus was considered a prime test site that could draw on Maryland's large population of veterans.

National security hawks in the U.S. and in the region, notably Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, are pitching Syria as a prime test case for the kind of U.S.-Russia cooperation Trump has long said he wants.

However, behavioral assessments in the Morris water maze (MWM), which despite some well-known disadvantages is considered a "gold standard" in the field and a prime test of more complex hippocampal function in spatial learning, yielded somewhat equivocal results [2], [4], [6], [9].

Over the years, airline travel has been a prime testbed for advanced computing and data tools.

The Chicago show is considered a prime testing ground for consumer sentiment, more so than its rivals in Detroit and New York.

Southwest Airlines seems to be the prime testing ground for the fun-works-best theory, its success vivid proof that loosening up pays off.

Serious sport takes place in Saratoga: it is a prime testing time for 2-year-old colts and fillies making their first starts, as well as a proving ground for the 3-year-old veterans of the Triple Crown races.

These kinds of dense, rich agglomerations are also a prime testing ground for evolutionary biologists who want to understand how species interact.

And Orange County, which leads the state in bank failures, is a prime testing ground for expansion-minded banks.