Sentence examples for test repertoire from inspiring English sources

First, we performed a playback experiment to test repertoire plasticity elicited by novel versus own songs.

First, we examined within season song repertoire flexibility in adult great tits and in line with Franco & Slabbekoorn [18] we developed a playback experiment to test repertoire plasticity elicited by novel versus own songs.

Given the amount of planning and investment necessary for a major new work, and the fact that few new works succeed beyond an initial honeymoon period, several voices declared that opera houses should stick to the tried and tested repertoire.

Including the organotypic 3D skin-melanoma model into the preclinical testing repertoire is likely to provide that only the most promising novel therapeutic concepts are taken forward into clinical testing so that, in the future, the attrition rate of potential new treatments for this disease may be reduced and their rate of success in clinical trials increased.

The aim of this study was to take advantage of an unprecedented opportunity to test a repertoire of Brucella isolates (n = 355) collected from Egypt over an eight year period to define the most common species and evaluate the minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) of eight commonly used antibiotics.

Future studies to determine the feasibility of this procedure in applied contexts can make use of the material described here—including the tests of repertoire maintenance and generalization for new environments and can be conducted in institutions specialized in teaching individuals with difficulties in language acquisition.

In essence, each player acts as part of the social environment of the others and provides a framework in which they can test out their repertoire of behaviours or study the interacting behaviour of the group".

Bone conduction is also the basis of some of the oldest, simplest, and most useful tests in the repertoire of the otologist.

Simulations of the model with the reduced form of the (I_{text{h}}) are in qualitative agreement with simulations of the full nonlinear model, and indeed wherever tested the same repertoire of behaviour is always found.

Although not statistically tested, the observed repertoire size in our population is higher than the repertoire in the population studied by Franco & Slabbekoorn [18] in Leiden (4.25±1.32), and the population studied by McGregor & Krebs [17] in Great Britain (3.07±0.60; [47]).

TP53 mutation testing and analysis of the IgVH gene repertoire to test for VH4 34 positivity must be performed in the event of a relapse, before the second line of treatment, on previously frozen material or fresh material if possible.