Sentence examples for test endpoint from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that the phototaxis index of D. carinata is an appropriate test endpoint for toxicity testing of environmental samples.
As placebo-controlled trials are not currently ethically justifiable, human pneumococcal challenge models using prevention of carriage as a test endpoint offer an attractive link between preclinical studies and clinical efficacy trials.
Sub-cluster 7 included transitions to the upper half, a primary novel tank test endpoint increased by anxiolytic treatments.
All other bones reached the test endpoint of 2000 N without any complication.
The test endpoint was either chest symptom or completion of the required number of steps within 3 min.
For the context test, endpoint rate changes were calculated as the percent change from the initial 2 minute epoch to the final 2 minute epoch.
Cluster analysis also indicates that there was a general agreement between the toxicity indicated by Ip and the universally accepted test endpoints (MIP or MP); MIP and MP represent the universally accepted test endpoints, i.e. mobilization inhibition and mortality.
Phototaxis index (Ip), mobilization inhibition percentage (MIP) and mortality percentage (MP) were used as test endpoints for toxicity assessment.
These results demonstrate the utility of metabolomics when used in conjunction with traditional physiological and behavioral toxicity test endpoints and establish the usefulness of this approach in determining possible underlying toxicological mechanisms of EE2 in exposed freshwater mussels.
To explore the reproducibility of prior work, here we present results from a three-laboratory study, the objectives of which were to determine the mean and variability in test endpoints (i.e., adult fecundity, egg hatchability, and juvenile growth) under baseline conditions and to identify the sources of variability.
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