Sentence examples for test in the course of from inspiring English sources

A similar problematic situation arises when low-risk asymptomatic patients are referred for cardiac catheterization after a positive stress test in the course of a preoperative or "routine" cardiac evaluation.

The alveolar volume was measured by dilution in the lung of 0.3% of CH4 present in the inspiratory bolus of the breath test, in the course of inspiratory vital capacity.

By this I mean that he seems to approach each film as a problem, a hypothesis to be explored and tested in the course of production.

A generalized technical and economic assessment methodology was developed and tested in the course of IEA SHC Task 53.

The following sections present the four complementary evaluation methods developed and tested in the course of the FP7 METRONOME project.

An alternative matrix approach, more simple than the one presented above, was tested in the course of the METRONOME project.

The block processes were duly tested in the course of the development and we do not discuss the details of the closed-loop simulations that were successfully completed.

Several prototypes (kW power range) have been developed and tested in the course of the GenHyPEM project (2005 2008), a STREP research program financially supported by the Commission of the European Communities in the frame of the sixth Framework Programme.

Apart from the obvious general cognitive competencies memory, perception, etc. there are many particular competencies rudimentary arithmetic abilities, understanding of the rules of games, rudimentary understanding of national politics, etc. which are tested in the course of repeated runs of the Imitation Game.

Although most of the company's watches undergo some 70 or 80 tests in the course of product development, the Inox was subjected to 130, including being set on fire, frozen in a block of ice for three days, run over by a 64-ton tank, whirled for two hours in a washing machine and dropped from the height of a three-story building.

However, real associations could be artificially diluted by the large number of probe sets tested in the course of the statistical analysis.