Sentence examples for tested comprehensively from inspiring English sources
The system is installed in the Guishan Island, Zhuhai, Guangdong, China, and tested comprehensively.
The CBMF impeller was tested comprehensively in comparison with the disc turbine, the marine propeller and the pitched bladed turbine; the comparison includes published data.
To minimise programming errors, programs written dynamically-typed languages such as Python should be tested comprehensively.
While ground magnetometers are widely used to study ionospheric currents during SCs, their evolution has been examined only in a limited number of studies (Araki et al. 1985; Stauning and Troshichev 2008; Han et al. 2010), and the predictions by global MHD simulations have not been tested comprehensively by observations.
In addition, the reliability of the data elements in these versions has been tested comprehensively [ 9, 12, 19].
The influence of double counting was also tested comprehensively across 39 roadside and kerbside sites and for the vast majority of sites this effect is very small.
If Bonds is so insulted by the doubters, if he has been willing to test comprehensively to quiet them, he should have spoken out all these years when the union was reacting to calls for testing as if it were a salary cap.
Instead, the problem is that labs are not testing comprehensively, growers remain anonymous and thus cannot be accountable, and the would-be regulatory agencies for marijuana are reluctant to issue any guidance.
We therefore began our investigation by examining the genome-wide profiles of CREB binding to DNA in response to fasting-induced cAMP signaling to test comprehensively if site-specific dynamic CREB binding could be observed in vivo.
The relatively small number of PDZ domain genes in the Drosophila genome makes it a reasonable pool of candidates to test comprehensively for their role in border cell migration.
The large collection of fungal group I introns that has recently accumulated provides an ideal opportunity to test comprehensively the contribution of reverse splicing to the extant intron distribution.
