"reverse test" is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a test that reverses the order of the questions from the previous test. For example: "The class was surprised when they were given a reverse test this week, as they had become accustomed to the regular order of the questions."
A smaller 3 meter chamber performs the reverse test: monitoring the workstation's ability to perform while being bombarded with various signals.
Let the tragic death of Magnitsky not stand as another litmus test for rule of law, but rather a reverse test which measures our commitment to human rights.
In order to demonstrate the tissue specificity of models based on the molecular profile of tumour tissues we have also performed the reverse test.
These pairs are indicated by. 2. The phylogenetic tree of one protein is able to explain the data in the MSA of the other protein but the reverse test is negative.
The IL-5 concentration in the calibrator included in the MSD™ IL-5 kit was as reported by the manufacturers when analyzed in the assay with the R&D Systems reagents, which was also true for the reverse test (R&D systems calibrator analyzed with the MSD™ kit, Supplemental Fig. I shows similar calibration curves for the MSD™ kit and the assay using R&D Systems materials).
Less than three months after England completed a 3-0 series victory at home, Brisbane hosts the first reverse Test match on November 21 and fast bowler Broad feels that ill-tempered relations between the two nations are unlikely to have improved by then.
In the reverse tests, when controlling for genetic distance, we found no significant correlations among LR hybrids (R genome: LR: partial r = 0.08, P = 0.5; L genome: partial r = 0.09, P = 0.47).
To distinguish between these two possibilities, we employed the forward-reverse test [ 33].
The forward-reverse test [ 33] suggests that while fixation biases can in principle explain the difference in substitutional patterns between D. melanogaster and D. saltans/willistoni, this model would require novel G C mutations to be strongly preferred when generated by a transition, while being strongly unpreferred when generated by a transversion.
The standard battery of in vitro genotoxicity tests, bacterial reverse mutation test (BRMT), chromosome aberration (CA), and micronucleus (MN) tests were employed to assess the possible mutagenic activity of NR-INF-02 (Turmacin).
Bacterial reverse mutation test (Ames test) was performed to evaluate the mutagenic properties of the seaweeds.
