Sentence examples for strictly test from inspiring English sources

Future studies can utilize the method of dynamic network analysis to model the network evolution so as to strictly test propositions regarding the formation mechanism of interfirm networks.

Our study was designed to strictly test the effect of the frequency of SMBG without changing the other diabetes management.

Available phylogenetic and ecological evidence suggests that the C. salviifolius lineage of 10 white-flowered species meets the four criteria to strictly test adaptive radiation: common ancestry, rapid speciation, phenotype-environment relationships and trait utility [1], [4].

Therefore, VS performance may be more strictly tested by using subsets of compounds that resemble the physicochemical properties of the known Src inhibitors so that enrichment is not simply a separation of trivial physicochemical features [21].

Strictly test-optional schools, for instance, will not accept or consider a student's scores at all.

However, it should be emphasized that while the MM theory predicts a significant difference between the proportions of the two types of expressed genes (which we were able to test and not able to find) the corresponding predictions of the OOM and OOF theories, i.e. a "significant equivalence" of the proportions of expressed genes, may not be strictly tested.

Thus, the present study strictly tests the hypothesis that the unilateral (right or left) medial frontal cortex is implicated in the neural network sub serving ToM [ 8] which is based on well established evidences suggesting the implication of the ventromedial frontal lobe areas in playing a critical role in a dedicated "mentalizing" or ToM network in human brains ([ 7, 28, 60] for a review).

While Mr. Stassinet is enthusiastic, not everyone is applauding Sciences Po's decision to forgo admission strictly by test results, a concept long embraced in France as the best way to level the playing field between rich and poor.

In other states and at private institutions, officials generally look to race and ethnicity as one factor among many, leading to the admission of significantly more black and Hispanic students than basing the decisions strictly on test scores and grades would.

This setup allowed for four strictly homogenized test group comparisons with the only parameter varying being gender (one example of such a comparison pair is indicated in dark gray).

To avoid any prior bias, the training of the classifier, the choice of the number of features, and feature selection were done strictly in test datasets.