Sentence examples for test to provoke from inspiring English sources

The ability of the masticatory test to provoke pain and fatigue has been proven in several studies, and it is well accepted in both healthy subject and patients with TMD, myofascial pain, or whiplash [31,32,47,51].

Participants then undertook a 3 min seated cognitive test (to provoke a sympathetic autonomic response), during which they were asked to repeatedly subtract the number 17 from a four digit number (this was performed silently).

Iverson's grilling of Block is good fun, though he sticks to dead writers, so as not to offend the living: the blindfold test tends to provoke brutal honesty from contestants, perhaps because the pressure to answer correctly causes aggression.

3. Neurodynamic signs, detected through historical factors associated with radiculopathy and neurodynamic tests designed to provoke nerve root pain [ 31- 34]. 4. Myofascial signs, detected through palpation of myofascial tissues [ 35].

But they all show up in the rather crazy test setup concocted to provoke these undesired behaviors.

Additionally, a special short term water stress test was developed to provoke acid leaching and to exclude aging effects of the catalyst to determine the effects of the electrolyte loss.

Despite strong condemnations from NATO members and, more significantly, China, who provide 90percentt of North Korea's fuel and energy, this third nuclear test is unlikely to provoke any major reactions from world powers.

After this, tests are used to provoke failures.

SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korea said Saturday that although it had no current plans to conduct a nuclear test, South Korea was trying to provoke it into conducting one and taking other retaliatory actions, like an artillery attack.

Pain provocation during the cross-body adduction test and the ability to provoke symptoms of ACJ pain with manual palpation may be influenced by the type and severity of pathology and corresponding levels of mechanical and chemical sensitisation providing a possible explanation for this finding.

Many physicians acknowledged that they regularly ordered tests with the intention to provoke an effect on their patients.