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Moreover, odor perception was examined using the Sniffin' Sticks Screening 12 Test (Burghart Messtechnik GmbH, Wedel, Germany), a forced choice test which allows categorizing participants into anosmic, hyposmic, and normosmic based on 12 different odors.

This test is an evolution of the restrained shrinkage ring test which allows us to take into account both autogenous and thermal shrinkage.

This paper demonstrates that comprehensive genetic testing is a foundational diagnostic test, which allows health care providers to make evidence-based decisions in the evaluation of hearing loss, thereby providing better and more cost-effective patient care.

One hundred and twenty-nine columns were analysed by this simple and rapid test, which allows a comparison of columns with the aim of helping along their choice in HPLC.

In the course of this study, examinations were carried out to develop a PCR-based test which allows discrimination of Brucella species and biovars not targeted by the currently established gel-based PCR assays.

Within this approach the radon hazard is identified shortly after the stakeholder's decision to test, which allows fast solution of the problem without waiting the long (and usually demotivating) one-year period needed for direct results by the commonly used prospective methods.

Gladwell devised a simple test which allowed him to determine that the number of connections a person has is measured by a power law.

Netflix user profiles were announced earlier this year at the E3 conference, and some users had already been added to a limited beta test, which allowed them to use profiles on other devices, like the iPad.

In Davis v. Washington and Hammon v. Indiana, both involving police interrogation, the Court adopted a "primary purpose" test which allowed admission of statements seeking help in an "ongoing emergency" which were not made for the "primary purpose" of describing past events potentially for trial, based on an objective assessment of the "circumstances".

These ethograms were analyzed more specifically by comparing the first 3-min vs. last 3-min of test, which allowed a detailed evaluation of the exploratory activity of zebrafish during the intra-session habituation period [12].

We used a likelihood ratio test, which allowed for the correlation between the outcomes.