Sentence examples for priority testing from inspiring English sources

This QSAR model, after removal of one identified nitrocompound outlier, is able to explain around 86% of the variance in the experimental activity and manifest good predictive ability as indicated by the higher q2s of cross- and external-validations, which demonstrate the practical value of the final QSAR model for screening and priority testing.

Accordingly, studies of the kinetic properties and thermal stabilities of the PEPCK variants will be of high priority, testing the present working hypothesis of selective maintenance for their polymorphism.

At first, in order to investigate the applicability of the numerical method, the calculated results of aerodynamic behavior were compared with the experimental data for the parallel rectangular cross-section such as the priority test.

As a second priority test, 35% of participants chose gonorrhea followed by chlamydia (15%), HBV and/or HCV (10%), and syphilis (10%).

To ensure any PT exercise was aligned with the expectation of the GMI end-users, a survey was developed to identify the types of end-user, the priority test organisms and quality markers to be measured.

Automation is not a complete replacement of internal testing, but it does augment the strategy by taking on lower-priority tests (smoke and regression testing, for example) that don't require a human touch.

For instance, entry of a test result such as positive FOBT (which was pre-determined to be a high-priority test result) will generate an automated notification to one or more clinicians.

Mr. Vanclief said cattle that enter the food chain are given priority in testing.

"The agency puts a priority on testing the most popular models," Mr. Medford said.

The company does, though, give priority to testing pairs it believes have the best chance of working.

In the week of the one-year anniversary of the capping of the well, it has emerged that the oil company gave top priority to testing the devices – ahead of the 123,000 other suggestions from the public for plugging the well and scooping up more the millions of gallons of crude from deep water, marshes and beaches.