Sentence examples for simultaneously test from inspiring English sources
Counsyl relies mainly on a so-called DNA chip, which can simultaneously test for thousands of genetic variants in a person's DNA.
It invented the "Gatekeeper" system to let it simultaneously test thousands of variations of Facebook on the web with subsets of users.
It designed the system Gatekeeper so it could simultaneously test tons of different versions of Facebook on tiny fractions of its userbase.
Such statistics, says Acquisti, mean that a computer-savvy attacker could simultaneously test numbers on credit applications easily accessible online and harvest some 47 numbers per minute.
We put data in a simulation, and can see 'will this increase CTR by X?'" It also has a system called Gatekeeper that lets it simultaneously test different changes on tiny percentages of the user base.
We designed a hollow fiber system model of disseminated intracellular tuberculosis with co-perfused three-dimensional organotypic liver modules to simultaneously test for efficacy and toxicity.
That means the microPADs theoretically can simultaneously test for thousands of potentially harmful chemicals--such as dioxin, lead, or mercury--and for diseases such as diphtheria, malaria, or typhoid.
To investigate in detail the effect of infection or vaccination on the human immune system, ELISpot assays are used to simultaneously test the immune response to a large number of peptides of interest.
The approach presented could be easily expanded to simultaneously test for a large number of analytes and multiple samples given that this device has a large number of detectors.
It is crucial to develop models in order to simultaneously test the correlations between these relevant psychosocial variables, so that complexity of the nursing work environment may be better understood.
We applied the structural equation modelling (SEM) method to simultaneously test a number of possible hypotheses concerning the inter-relations among the predictors of QoL in schizophrenia patients by formulating possible models and examining their levels of fitness.
