Sentence examples for tested operationally from inspiring English sources

The development of new techniques has, however, now reached the point at which some of the newly designed experiments cannot be tested operationally at EISCAT, given the limitations of the current EISCAT hardware, though they have been tested elsewhere (e.g. Virtanen et al. 2013).

29 However, these interventions have yet to be tested operationally on a large scale and their cost effectiveness needs to be assessed.

Our developed procedures avoid the majority of errors; this is exhaustively tested at operationally relevant conditions.

The objective of this study was to develop and test an operationally useful fine fuel moisture prediction model for P. halepensis needle litter below the fibre saturation point, where flammability increases rapidly with decreasing moisture content.

Exponential fertilization of aspen seedlings for oil sands reclamation should be operationally tested for improving land reclamation in the Oil Sands.

For convenience, we refer to this post-stimulation test period operationally as a 'short term memory' (STM) test.

The significance of this work demonstrates a paradigm shift in how automated video analysis is designed and accomplished through sharing pros and cons of selecting and operationally testing analytics through a series of vignettes.

Equivalence testing is operationally different from the conventional method (e.g., independent t-test), which is mainly used to detect difference rather than equivalence.

Following the step wised feed rate increase, the performance test was operationally successful and the production capacity of sweet gas in South Pars has been increased about 10%.

Task parameters in these previous animal cognitive studies differed from those of a CPT however, and hence these studies did not measure vigilance consistent with human testing, as operationally defined by Mackworth [4] and Rosvold, [9].

Operationally, the pandemic (H1N1) 2009 outbreak tested our laboratory preparedness in ways that no exercise could; yet some of the potential pressures were limited by the relatively low clinical severity of the virus.