Sentence examples for solely tests from inspiring English sources

We therefore decided to consider solely tests with continuous outcome for Bayesian modeling (model 2A and 2B; see Table S1).

It is also extremely troubling when solely test-based admissions such as Stuyvesant's reflect the failure to remedy structural disadvantages suffered by black and Latino students.

Figure 7 Performance using solely test kinase-inhibitor pairs.

It can provide an unexpected opportunity for personal growth that goes far beyond solely testing the limits of your patience.

Comparison of prediction accuracy and recall/precision using solely test kinase-inhibitor pairs in the training set.

At present, main application of ocean energy testing fields overseas is solely testing of power generation equipment, while only a few large-scale ocean energy testing fields are capable of grid-connected power generation at certain capacity.

Due to data limitations, I can solely test whether internationalized firms have a lower training probability than domestic firms (i.e., whether there are country-of-origin effects), but in case there are no observed differences in the training participation, I cannot test whether that is due to host-country effects or dominance effects.

These studies are categorized into two classes: (1) cements are exposed to scCO2 saturated brine and (2) cement samples are solely tested against scCO2, which is also known as wet scCO2 (Kutchko et al. 2007, 2008; Barlet-Gouedard et al. 2009; Arina and Irawan 2010; Duguid and Scherer 2010; Laudet et al. 2011).

I just solely tested and rather than go out and build a site I just utilized Medium to test the content.

Public health and farming do not happen in a vacuum, there's more involved with genetically engineered and large-scale commercial agriculture than solely testing the final harvest.

The idea was to provide a more rounded measurement of how schools were doing instead of solely test scores, which is laudable, but early indications are that the state might end up dumping out a hodgepodge of data for each school, with no overall sense of student performance.