Sentence examples for test in the developing from inspiring English sources

18 19 B-type natriuretic peptides have also been shown to be effective biomarkers in pregnant women, correlating with outcome, 20 and need further exploration as a bed-side test in the developing world.

The company is particularly keen on building out partnerships in the pharmaceutical and agricultural world, though also has long term plans to provide affordable point-of-care testing in the developing world.

First, those imposing such standards should be prepared to help build the capacity of the developing countries and/or establish a system of testing in the developing countries by committing real resources.

More specifically, it would enable us to track the life of individual episodic memories, hence potentially providing leverage on the phenomenon of infantile amnesia, and allowing ideas such as the neurogenic hypothesis to be tested in the developing human brain.

Although measures like poison control centers, hotline, child-resistant packaging, and education (including training of parents and caregivers) combined with home visitations, have been found somewhat effective, few measures have been tested in the developing countries [ 25].

In this paper we follow this design approach and put it to the test in developing the "Trip 4 All"(T4A), an application that works as a gamified virtual assistant to the elderly during a walking tourist visit.

The effect of antecedent rainfall (AR) and climate forecast system reanalysis (CFSR) temperature product on the catchment response is tested in all the developed models.

Not wanting to go down the tried and tested route of photographing slavery in the developing world we decided to bring the story much closer to home.

Interferon-γ release assays and tuberculin skin tests are of little use in the developing world.

We tested visual depth cue integration in the developing brain to distinguish these possibilities.

One Harvard study predicts that the test could halve cervical cancer rates in the developing world.