Sentence examples for supported with testing from inspiring English sources
The interactive approach was supported with testing of independent effects in low-involvement situations and interdependent effects in high-involvement situations.
From October 24 to December 17, NJDHSS and CDC implemented passive surveillance (3) for syndromes compatible with anthrax, supported with specific laboratory testing for B. anthracis.
The analysis is supported with proper empirical tests and their analysis.
Except for the χ2, the results in Table 4 showed that all values of the indices satisfied the recommended level of acceptable fit (χ2 = 157.62, p < 0.001; χ2/df = 2.77; TLI = 0.99; CFI = 0.99; GFI = 0.97; RMSEA = 0.05; SRMR =0.01), which provided support to proceed with testing the structural model.
Because the theory operates with rate fluctuations to explain molecular sequence similarites, it can hardly be tested or supported with molecular data.
ML and Bayesian phylogenies were reconstructed and clusters supported with zero-branch-length test (ZBLT) values of p<0.001 and posterior probabilities of >95%, were considered to be highly supported (branches denoted **, Figures 1a and b).
The spatial population subdivision was also supported with the single-locus test for allelic differentiation as all pairwise comparisons were significant (Table 4).
Clinical diagnosis was supported with histologic, serologic, and molecular tests.
We would like to thank the Institute for Paper-, Pulp- and Fibre TUchnoloGrazTU GrAustriatriandand the Institute of Wood Technology and Renewable Materials for their support with testing and providing nanofibrillated cellulose samples.
Multivariate discrimination was tested using a support vector machine [32], with testing and training sets selected using holdout cross-validation with half the data allocated to each training set.
Acknowledging this concept in conjunction with testing different support strategies offers a unique opportunity to determine how best to support individuals to make dietary and exercise changes under real-world conditions.
