Sentence examples for suitable checks from inspiring English sources

BPH survival measurements were made on the backcross lines and suitable checks following the method of Sebastian et al. (1996).

That led the British organization to conclude that beyond failing to "make suitable checks on apps and developers using its platform," Facebook "did not do enough to ensure those who continued to hold it had taken adequate and timely remedial action".

Officials at the department of health said it had written to NHS hospitals and "social care providers" asking them to carry out "suitable checking regimes on the authenticity of food".

The proposed codes at each d are designed with the suitable check node degree distributions found in the previous subsection.

50 days after transplanting, five-instar BPH female nymph (previously starved for 2 h) were inoculated with a suitable parafilm sheet (3.5 × 4.5 cm) (Incubation rate = two females per sheet) and subjected to the improved lines with suitable check.

The design of the code for the direct link is the same as for C 1 except that the code is designed with code rate 1/4 the same as for C 2, a suitable check node degree distribution ρ=0.1350x2+0.3695x3+0.0684x4+0.2812x5+0.1459x6 (from LOPT [21]), full transmission power P and d v max = 15.

A free beads assay was designed as a variation of the pipette assay and is suitable to check if cells can change their direction of migration to track a moving source of chemoattractant.

Also suitable for checking for faults along energy pipelines.

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For a pragmatic approach, positive (PPV) and negative predictive values (NPV) are more suitable to check the ability of a test to establish or to eliminate a diagnosis.

Recently it has been reported that HE4, a new biomarker for ovarian cancer, has a better diagnostic efficiency than CA125 only in premenopausal women and women with a pelvic mass but is not suitable to check asymptomatic population [ 17– 20].