Sentence examples for test concept for from inspiring English sources
We have established a new test concept for in vitro pharmacological trials.
In fact, customization has become so trendy that McDonald's may be expanding a test concept for a build-your-own burger joint in an aim to compete with the Chipotles and Five Guys of the world.
Currently, a number of large European consortia, i.e. PhenFlex (http://www.nugo.org/everyone/42 701/7/0/30), NutriTech (http://www.nugo.org/nutritech) and BioClaims (http://bioclaims.uib.es), are developing and validating the metabolic challenge test concept for application in the assessment of health status, including the study of inflammatory process markers.
The scaled blast chamber is used to test concepts for closing the open end and allows the gas to vent at the same time.
Patti Stouter is the founder of Simple Earth Structures, a nonprofit group that researches, promotes, and tests concepts for inexpensive homes and trains builders to create them.
When Columbia Tristar tested concepts for the 1998 teenage slasher sequel, "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer," it commissioned research from a sampling of people who had seen the original.
In the test to confirm the processual structure model (M1 from Figure 1), we obtained poor values; this test concept does not appear valid for capturing competence.
General Byrnes said four pilot programs had been conducted at Fort Benning, Ga., to test the concept for officers and proved successful enough that the training for new officers Army-wide would begin in early 2006.
Mr. Fleming believed that starting in a suburban mall rather than in a cosmopolitan urban setting would be a better way to test the concept for an eventual national rollout.
In the framework of the European R&D for the Helium Cooled Lead Lithium (HCLL) test blanket concept for ITER, NRG has designed three new Libretto irradiation experiments.
To provide a clinically useful means of interpreting change for individual patients on the Quality of Life in Neurological Disorders (Neuro-QoL) adult short forms (SFs) by applying a classical test theory concept for interpreting individual change.
