Sentence examples for regulated test from inspiring English sources
The phrase "regulated test" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase typically refers to a test that has been standardized, reviewed, and approved by a governing body to verify that it is fair and accurately measures a certain knowledge base. For example, "In order to become an engineer in the state of California, one must pass a regulated test."
Two other suggested regulators for the pop-1 regulated test gene group (mom-2 and skn-1), were ranked second and third by both methods, and 6 regulators suggested for daf-2 test gene group were also among the top 10 predicted by application of the wSPF or gSPF.
Still, he says a regulated test is better than another scenario the panel has pondered: A frustrated shellfisher "going out one night and dumping a sack of fertile oysters into the bay".
Typically, the agency has not regulated tests that are developed and performed by a single laboratory, as opposed to test kits that are sold to hospitals, laboratories and doctors.
The 1986 Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act regulates tests on any vertebrate animal and one kind of octopus, providing, say supporters, the best regulation of animal testing in the world.
A total of 27 proteins were significantly regulated (t-test, two tailed) with a fold change filter of ≥1.1 or ≤0.9.
On the other hand, our in vitro study did allow us to show that phenotypic expression of chemotaxis-related receptor proteins, including CCR5 and CCR7, can be significantly regulated in test mouse DCs treated with [BF/S+L/Ep].
Out of 137 identified transcripts associated with the cellular stress response (according to [ 38]), only 30 genes were significantly regulated (sign test with p < 0.05), albeit less than 1.1-fold (20 up-, 9 down-regulated transcripts; Additional File 1 Table S4).
Advocacy for self-testing is becoming more common, and some national policies now support regulated self-testing.
And they are not filtered, not regulated, not tested.
Our beauty and personal care products are not regulated or tested for safety, and there are no labeling requirements.
Without any real competition and regulated by testing standards that are a decade old, incumbent voting-machine vendors have zero incentive to update their systems.
