Sentence examples for test organized from inspiring English sources

In a multibike test organized by a German magazine, expert riders on a racetrack turned their best times at the Sport setting.

In the most recent, 5th blind test, organized in 2010, the excellent agreement between experimental and predicted structures for small, neutral molecules was confirmed.

Based on these developments, the software package GRACE [4] was the first program ever to correctly predict all four crystal structures at the 4th crystal structure prediction blind test, organized by G. M. Day and the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre in 2007 [5].

We assessed external quality control through participation in the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program ring test, organized by the Toxicological Center of Québec, Canada.

The results of a proficiency test organized among the EU national reference laboratories in 2005 showed that in an alarming number of laboratories the screening methods used were not sufficiently sensitive.

A combination of government bailouts (which originated in the Bush Administration), emergency-lending programs from the Fed, and bank stress tests organized by the Fed and the Treasury Department stabilized the financial system.

On July 20, Mr. Cotza and Ms. Medina were among a few hundred people who gathered in a sweltering Crotona Park for a daylong festival of drag performances, speeches from elected officials and tables providing free condoms and H.I.V. tests, organized by a small group of volunteers committed to starting a new gay and lesbian center in the Bronx.

Most medical schools focus on hospital based training and student testing organized around the various specialties.

The PCR-RFLP assay is described by Peelman & Van Poucke [ 16], validated via a ring-test organized by the International Society of Animal Genetics in 2003 2004, and already used to genotype more than 3000 Belgian sheep [ 17].

The device has been subjected to numerous validation tests organized by government agencies and independent laboratories [ 51– 51].

The national reference laboratory, which is self-sufficient for production of key reagents (such as antigens and antiserum), participates in the proficiency tests organized under PAHO/WHO and maintains country-proficiency tests on a continuing basis.