Sentence examples for small numbers of tests from inspiring English sources

Xpert MTB/RIF uses individual cartridges allowing on-demand diagnostics which is very helpful especially for small numbers of tests.

Laboratory measures of bioavailable and free testosterone are not routinely available, as they are time-consuming and only small numbers of tests can be analyzed simultaneously.

A recent study using small numbers of test subjects reported a significant reduction in CSF cystatin C concentration in ALS patients relative to individuals with polyneuropathy, as measured by ELISA [16].

"Why would they come here?" Mr. Singh said, noting that most of the small number of tests he does carry out are reinspections of cars that have failed at central testing stations and that go to him for the necessary repairs.

As it stands, they said, a patient worried about changes in his ability to remember things would go to a doctor and be given a small number of tests under limited time conditions.

This method needs only a small number of tests and provides an effective means for evaluating and selecting an optimum screen type for reservoirs.

In this paper, a method is proposed for evaluating the delamination growth rate da/dN for any given R-ratio (load or displacement ratio) using data from a relatively small number of tests.

"These results were undertaken over six months ago and don't give consumers a full picture as there were only a small number of tests undertaken, in a small number of cities and only taken in places where the majority of operators had coverage," the firm said in a statement.

This set of tests extends previous studies, which evaluated the methods for small sets (i.e., small number of tests) all limited to small portions of missing samples [3, 10 and 25%%—(Schneider 2001; Plaia and Bondi 2006; Junninen et al. 2004) respectively].

The reported QST results for any type of pain (not exclusively headache) usually describes that only a small number of tests (e.g. heat pain thresholds and pressure pain thresholds) are significantly different between patients and controls, while the majority of tests do not show any significant differences.

The limitations of our present work include having a small sample size and a small number of tests.