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All the portables I tested could also be fully integrated with home theater equipment (for most people without electrical engineering degrees, it is basically the TV-VCR combo -- and maybe the stereo -- all wired together) or used as a stand-alone player if you were on the go.

The tests could also be unpleasant and invasive for children, given blood tests require a needle and saliva tests require the child to fast beforehand.

Students in each test could also be divided according to their gender or year of study (De Ayala 2009; Crocker and Algina 1986).

This study tested whether an authenticity test could also be used as an alternative to a traditional hedonic test when evaluating two brands of salted crackers.

The FN of mixtures under different conditions of testing could also be related to parameter 'c' of the new model using a similar power law equation.

The test could also be a boon for TB research, says Stefan Kaufmann of the Max Planck Institute of Infection Biology in Berlin, one of the authors.

And the DNA testing could also be extended to wild populations of undulate rays to build an idea of their genetic health.

Rapid diagnostic tests could also be helpful in screening patients entering non-Ebola health centers or travelers at airports, says Pierre Formenty of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland.

While the aim of the proposed significance test is to justify the use of a landscape for further study, the test could also be used to prospectively identify suitable descriptors for use in a landscape analysis.

By adjusting the hydrophilic-lipophilic balance, ready-to-use dip tests could also be elaborated either by incorporating the colorimetric indicators in thick polymer films or by impregnating paper strips following a sol gel process.

This prediction tool is set up in two steps: firstly, a complete finite element model of the furnace is built up, and then a surrogate model based on the information extracted from the results of the previous one (alternatively, results of experimental tests could also be used) is developed.