Sentence examples for rate of tested from inspiring English sources

Obvious binomial relationships are noticed between the energy absorption capacity and average strain rate of tested samples, such that the strain rate sensitivity threshold exists at 30 s−1 and 66 s−1 for plain and FRGC materials, respectively.

By 40 min, the mean firing rate of tested neurons increased to 24.7 ± 4.0 spikes/s (N = 11); this value was significantly higher than the level prior to formalin administration (P = 0.004, Wilcoxon signed rank test) and exceeded the firing frequency of saline-treated units (6.6 ± 1.4 spikes/s, N = 10, P < 0.0001, U = 4.0, Mann–Whitney Wilcoxon test; Fig. 3a).

Calculation of antioxidant activity percentage obtained by the difference of degradation rate of tested sample to the degradation rate of control (β-carotene solution only).

In another study, it has been observed that the mortality rate of tested individuals related to cardiovascular disease and diabetes was significantly reduced if their grandfather experienced scarcity of food during prepuberty (Kaati et al., 2002).

Blood data shows 17 city zip codes where the rate of tested children with high lead levels was at least double that of Flint – about 8,000 children over nine years.

Figure 3D shows the relationship between solubility and association rate of tested proteins.

Boeing, the program's lead contractor, says that the tight 2004 schedule can be met by roughly quadrupling the rate of testing the military has been able to accomplish so far, the news reports said.

Duke Principal Investigator: Nathan Thielman, M.D. Despite worldwide efforts to promote HIV Counseling and Testing (HCT), rates of testing remain low.

Rates of testing for HER2 amplification and assessment of emotional well-being after education were consistent with ASCO Quality Oncology Practice Initiative benchmark values.

In response to questions about testing in women's sport and general rates of testing across major team sports in England, Ukad said it runs a "comprehensive risk assessment process" in order to allocate resources for publicly funded testing.

Studies have shown that the opt-out approach increases rates of testing.