Sentence examples for test rendering from inspiring English sources

A factory installed speed restrictor had reportedly been deactivated for the test, rendering the car effectively nonstock.

However, this approach is not founded on a statistical test, rendering it very difficult to interpret and identify the actual edges of the network.

The analysis with the Kruskal Wallis test is characterized as less artifact-prone and also enables a post hoc test, rendering this analysis an attractive method in the validation also for pharmacophore-based virtual screening.

The application of the Shin statistic (as the presence of one non-stationary common factor kept us from using the KPSS test) renders confirmatory evidence of stationarity for 37 provinces.

In the first case, the test rendered non-significant results in all population samples.

The allele size permutation test rendered non-significant differences between F ST and R ST estimates (P = 0.3).

The application of Log-Rank test rendered highly significant differences for DFS (P = 0.025) as well as for OS (P = 0.043).

Also the test rendered no significant variation of the number of emigrants among population samples (F1,8 = 0.00, P = 1.0).

Measurement of the plasma disappearance rate of ICG (PDRICG), a quantitative liver function test, renders a complex measure of both sinusoidal perfusion as well as basolateral hepatic (cell) membrane function.

The test rendered a significant result (P < 0.000), and thus, further analyses of genetic differentiation between samples were mostly based on RST pairwise comparisons, as estimated by the program RST-CALC [ 76].

Even though this possibility cannot be entirely ruled out by our study, the fact that the P14 response, originated in VPL [18], remained unchanged under all conditions tested rendering a subcortical origin of inhibition in S1 unlikely.