Sentence examples for tested and why from inspiring English sources

They question why players are not more closely chaperoned when they are to be tested and why, in some cases, they are given so much time to provide a sample.

So the Program Management dashboard allows users to bring up a list of all experiments and experiment ideas — each experiment should include the documentation needed for different team members to understand what's being tested and why.

Although the methodology of the experiments seems robust, we do not understand why only three products used in French hospitals were tested and why the positive list of the French Society for Hospital Hygiene (SFHH) was targeted by Kampf et al. in the tittle and in the discussion section of the paper.

The practical issues you face when analyzing real networks are for example: " What is a good control graph for the hypothesis I'm testing?" and " Why do some networks have an approximately scale-free degree distribution, and others not?" The purpose of our work is to create a model that allows the user to test hypotheses about network generation.

16 18 This article presents an empirical qualitative study of how Australian general practitioners (GPs) reason about PSA testing of asymptomatic men for prostate cancer, who they test and why, with a particular focus on how GPs manage the risk of overdiagnosis.

Your educational philosophy is tested and you question why you started teaching in the first place.

A survey of more than 3,000 people was conducted before the intervention, highlighting a gender gap in HIV testing (women were significantly more likely than men to be tested) and the reasons why people decided to test or not.

"She's going to be tested and that's why we wanted to keep her name out for as long as we could," said her attorney, Waukeen McCoy.

Which abnormalities, beyond those for which the couple may be at a high risk and/or those directly affecting treatment success, should IVF embryos be routinely tested for and why?

Indeed, our imaging data demonstrates that Or42b responses in starved flies plateau and are fairly close to maxed out at all vinegar concentrations tested, and thus may explain why further increases with DTKR knockdown were not observed.

To address this our study proposed, tested, and supported a model explaining why perfectionistic concerns give rise to procrastination.