Sentence examples for test accelerated from inspiring English sources

This gene was detected by the MK test and also displayed significant human-specific evolutionary rate acceleration.> -wrap-foot> McDonald-Kreitmantest test; BS test: branch-site test; accelerated: showing human-specific evolutionary rate acceleration.

Upon review of the investigations carried out for diagnosis we found that five main investigations namely Mantoux test, BCG test (accelerated BCG response), chest radiograph, ESR and FNAC or biopsy were carried out.

On a sultry Saturday the Lord's Test accelerated into life against most expectations.

Seven randomised trials are currently testing accelerated partial breast irradiation against whole breast radiotherapy after breast conservation surgery.

Along with the laboratory tests, accelerated drilling tests and actual industrial applications (punching and gear-shaping) were also used to evaluate the performance of the coatings.

Variations of a previously developed Viton A-401C based formulation were subjected to processability tests, accelerated heat ageing in air, mechanical characterization and production trials.

Three years of outdoor corrosion tests, accelerated with a saline solution spray, and SAE J2334 and GM 9540P accelerated corrosion tests of industrially coated electrogalvanized (GE), hot-dip galvanized (GI), galvanneal (GA) interstitial free steels were performed.

Higher specimen age, higher ultimate temperature during testing, accelerated curing, as well as a lower heating rate implicate higher glass transition temperatures, showing that the glass transition temperature is not a fixed material characteristic.

Point-of-care testing, accelerated microbiological diagnostics, decision support systems and networked IT systems are all key developments that will exert an impact on future critical care practice.

In Scotland, the PSA testing first came into use in 1989, and the rate of testing accelerated rapidly after 1991 (Brewster et al, 2000); the slowly increasing rates of incidence in the United Kingdom greatly accelerated at this time.

Both the human and hagfish analogues tested accelerated the dissociation of prebound I-labeled human insulin but were less potent than human insulin as shown by a rightward shift in the dose−response curves.