Sentence examples for surviving test from inspiring English sources

But for some of the surviving test subjects, and for the doctors who tested them, what happened at Edgewood remains deeply unresolved.

If the neutralized antiseptic product, however, is stored for 3 h at 2 – 8°C, it may continue to kill microorganisms resulting in a lower number of surviving test organisms.

If in an efficacy test of an antiseptic product, neutralization validation is performed with a very short storage time after sampling, and the efficacy test itself has a long storage time after sampling, this may well result in a lower number of surviving test organisms indicating better efficacy of the antiseptic product which could be classified as a false-positive efficacy result.

Existing evidence thus supports our contention that processing biases (in combination with other factors) contribute to pathological worry: none the less, our model can only be confirmed by surviving tests of newly derived predictions.

Both Mrs. Gutiérrez and the boy, Édgar Hernandez, who survived, tested positive for the mysterious flu.

But the question itself appears to survive tests for being merely a verbal confusion.

We should try to falsify them by "counter-evidence" and "those which survive testing should then be tentatively accepted and regarded as corroborated or closer to the truth than the ones which have been falsified" (O'Hear 2010).

It only justifies continuing to employ it (since it has not yet been falsified) and devoting increased efforts to attempting to falsify it (since it has thus far survived testing).

However, only one SNP survived testing in an independent sample and its p-value was still only nominally significant in an all male sample.

In total, 4,994 physical RAD loci survived testing against 1 1 segregation expectation, grouping and map calculation, which were assigned onto 31 linkage groups finally.

The number of test surviving multiple test correction probably reflects differences in statistical power rather than a true biological phenomenon.