Sentence examples for tested explicitly from inspiring English sources

Research has documented both beneficial and adverse effects on health in MTO, but mediating mechanisms have not been tested explicitly.

While a number of points must still be tested explicitly, the multidimensional sorting nature of the kd tree allows a large number of points to be rejected at each level of the tree (Morse et al. 2001).

While the usefulness of the force-field approximation has been confirmed for regular periods of solar modulation, it was not tested explicitly for disturbed periods, when GCR are locally modulated by strong interplanetary transients.

His second postulate for coexistence is that several species are equally competitive (competitive combining ability), which was not tested explicitly in this study but is probably the case since several canopy species showed very similar ontogenetic response patterns and would thus compete.

However, whether this requirement is fulfilled is seldom tested explicitly.

We tested explicitly for the presence of disruptive selection (see below).

We assessed the main determinants of their distribution, testing explicitly for the effects of seasonal and temporal wetlands and biological interactions.

Increasingly, biologists are able to test explicitly hypotheses based on correlation, that a given molecular change is the cause of a phenotypic change: Yokoyama et al (2000) were able to do just this.

We also review data from a diverse series of experiments that were designed to test explicitly both the predictions of our model and a series of historical myths about AP.

We used functional magnetic resonance imaging to test explicitly whether or not brain areas mediating size computation for grasping are distinct from those mediating size computation for perception.

Given all this, it is surprising that no-one has yet attempted to test explicitly for a correlation between social distance and individual investment in cooperation in the context of a real human social network.