Sentence examples for test close to from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate the ability to rapidly construct and test close to ~1000 designer strains and identify superior performers.

The high negative predictive value of the combined test, close to 100%, may improve cost-effectiveness by permitting screening intervals to be lengthened (Cuzick et al, 1999).

The results of the migration test was only slightly affected by the type of mucins used (effects of degree of mucin glycosylation were of concern) and showed metal recoveries, after a 2 hours test, close to 100% for 8 metals.

*Differences were calculated using Pearson chi square test Close to a third (33.5%, n = 5649) of the respondents had been tested for HIV, but there were differences among districts (Malindi 44.2%, n = 1829; Mbarali 27.3%, n = 1982; Kapiri Mposhi 28.3%, n = 1838).

A correction, attributable to Yates, can be applied to the frequencies to make the test closer to the exact test.

The patient was positioned on a step (18 cm high and 30 cm wide and deep) with the limb to be tested close to the edge and the non-tested limb suspended (both starting from the same position).

Barrett began analyzing these and other papers, testing close to 1,500 pages produced between the 14th and 19th centuries.

Combined with another move to split Folate and Vitamin B12 testing, close to $1bn in savings are being realised over the next five years on just two MBS items.

In the three months since we launched our campaign to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital, there is scarcely a human emotion left that I have not seen tested close to its capacity.

A study of the mineral contents of various edible mushrooms found that C. micaceus contained the highest concentration of potassium in the 34 species tested, close to half a gram of potassium per kilogram of mushroom.

Since we're talking about a program that needs to score tests close to instantly (or else how will you know which station to travel to next), the tests are focused only on the sorts of things that can be measured by multiple-choice questions.