Sentence examples for tested note that from inspiring English sources

Table  1 outlines the message content and executional style of each of the eight ads tested (note that the titles of the ads were not provided to participants).

Shame and fear may be enforced when the provider is a family doctor and young people are charged for testing (note that Dutch sexual health care centres test free of charge) [ 37- 39].

This as well as the lack of interactive effects might be related to the fact that exclusively relatively young butterflies were tested here (note that B. anynana may reach substantially longer life spans in the laboratory; [25], [62]).

Defenders of the tests note that they feature lots of questions and that no single answer can disqualify an applicant.

Musk's comments on the test note that the chamber pressure runs three times what's present in the Merlin engine currently used to power Falcon 9, which means there's a big force multiplier effect at play.

Table 2 summarizes the results of the randomization test (note that only the means are shown in the table, for simplicity).

Two tubes were collected from each participant: a 10 ml EDTA-anticoagulated blood sample (for in-country HIV diagnostic testing and sample storage for testing at the HPTN Network Laboratory) and a 5 ml sample for CD4 cell count testing; note that CD4 cell count test results were not analyzed in this substudy.

The fact that perceived benefits of testing have changed at the community level is perhaps indicative of the increased acceptability of HIV testing (note that the measure used here relates to psychological benefits rather than medical advances in HIV treatment, which have remained relatively constant).

CG: O4 >  O1 >  O3 >  O2 (not interpretive; P = 0.019 by Kruskal-Wallace test); PV: O1 >  O4 >  O3 >  O2 (interpretive; P = 0.075 by Kruskal-Wallace test; note that this order differs from those given from the numbers in the table for the PV because they are averages from three trials).

We further explored whether feature and place choices on the platform were affected by the order in which subjects completed Experiments 1 and 2 using Mann–Whitney U tests (Note that we also included subjects in the analysis, which participated in Experiment 2, but never participated in Experiment 1).

In other words, the minimal variance of an individual's habitual route was a significant predictor of leadership (p < 0.01, binomial test; note that as we are considering a specific property of each pair the relative individual route variance we consider pairings as independent events).