Sentence examples for test mechanisms for from inspiring English sources

A participatory action-research project was conducted in Ouargaye, Burkina Faso, to test mechanisms for identifying those who are indigents, and funding and implementing user fee removal.

Patient cases were used to test the intervention materials compiled during the consensus methodology stage and also to test mechanisms for patient identification.

We use quantitative and qualitative data from Eastern Zimbabwe to measure the effects of orphanhood on psychological distress and to test mechanisms for greater distress amongst orphans suggested in a recently published theoretical framework.

Specifically, one could test mechanisms for coexistence proposed by a one-dimensional model for plant functional types in deserts [ 15], especially seasonal differences in water use, differences in preparedness for water flushes, and differences in spatial uptake of water from upper soil layers.

In this direction, we propose an autonomous test mechanism for online detection of permanent faults in many-core processors.

The Staha Project studies the magnitude and dimensions of D&A, and is testing mechanisms for its mitigation.

But it worked with A-Gas to develop a testing mechanism for moisture content, an industry first.

In the first tested mechanism for clv1-1, the mutated CLV1 product interfered with the CRN pathway, as previously suggested [ 30].

Whilst heterologous (bovine) CIA provides a tried and tested mechanism for assessing therapeutics such as TNF-α inhibitors [ 37- 40], previous studies have shown that autologous type II collagen can be used to produce a chronic relapsing model with even greater relevance to RA [ 27, 42].

Food sharing among vampire bats might represent a powerful non-primate model for testing mechanisms of reciprocity because it is energetically costly to donors yet voluntary, and it is natural yet relatively easy to induce and measure.

Through the modelling and piloting, we were able to test the mechanisms for patient identification and recruitment.