Sentence examples for reduced tests from inspiring English sources

For both the post-approval (PA) confirmation and annual commitment lots, reduced tests (only appearance and purity), time points (annually) and condition (25 °C/60%RH) were proposed and accepted in more than 30 countries (Colgan et al., 2014).

Many live in poverty and isolation, factors intrinsically linked with HIV acquisition and reduced testing uptake.

England were therefore preparing for ties to be severed this autumn, probably through Pietersen rejecting the terms of a reduced, Test-only contract that would have required him to be available for those New Zealand games.

So big efforts were made, costs of engines were dramatically reduced, testing was stopped, there were aerodynamic restrictions, transmission costs were controlled.

This random selection may have reduced test diversity.

The results pointed out that with some reduced test-sets the same chromatographic systems are selected.

The proposed technique also reduced testing time compared to a conventional scan-based scheme.

Improving testability during the early stages of high-level synthesis has several benefits including reduced test hardware overheads, reduced test costs, reduced design iterations, and significant improved fault coverage.

The CBT significantly reduced testing time and developed stronger self-efficacy, intrinsic and social testing motivation in the participants.

Further reduced testing points and conditions were proposed as follows: 6, 12, 24, 36 month at 30 °C/75%RH and 6 month at 40 °C/75%RH.

For example, one study showed that priming a student to be aware of their identity as an "athlete" actually reduced test score performance.