Sentence examples for tested as a quantitative from inspiring English sources

When CK-MB was tested as a quantitative trait, all eight SNPs remained significantly associated with plasma levels of CK-MB.

Each SNP was tested as a quantitative explanatory variable, coded as 0, 1, 2. We used GWAMA (version 2.1) to implement fixed inverse variance-based methods for meta-analysis.

In its original English version this test has been shown to be reliably sensitive to detection of language impairment (Bishop et al. 1996) and linkage studies using the NWR test as a quantitative measure of SLI have been robustly replicated (SLIC 2002, 2004).

Body weight (measured before the elevated zero-maze test) was treated as a quantitative covariate and analysed through an ANCOVA test.

The two traits were tested as quantitative traits (by adjusting and not adjusting for covariates, see methods).

Here we show that young adult female fXPCs show subtle, yet significant, age- and FMR1 gene mutation-modulated cognitive impairments as tested by a quantitative magnitude comparison task.

The relative abundance of each clade was treated as a quantitative trait and tested for association with 158 tagging mtSNPs observed in the European cohort.

In the case of pain patients, suspect samples are subjected to a more sophisticated and costly kind of test known as a quantitative analysis.

Throat swab samples were independently tested as described (12 ) by using quantitative real-time PCRs for Streptococcus pneumoniae, Neisseria meningitidis, Bordetella pertussis, and Mycoplasma pneumoniae.

Prior to testing, the participants had to undergo clinical examination of both knee joints, including the Lachman and drawer tests, the pivot shift test, as well as quantitative measurement of anterior stability using the Rolimeter in 30° and 90° of flexion.

The results of measurements of adhesive characteristics taken with the help of such methods as a cross cutting test, a quantitative peel test, a lap shear strength test, a contact angle test and a spreading radius test are discussed in terms of the three most common mechanisms of adhesion: mechanical coupling, molecular bonding, and thermodynamic adhesion.