Sentence examples for tested rejection from inspiring English sources

In both cases, and for every condition tested, rejection rates were high, with at least 79% of the replicates rejecting H0.

Finally, the membranes were tested for rejection of selected water soluble dyes to establish their usefulness for organic contaminant removal from water.

Finally, as expected the KS-test rejection ratio is sensitive to data size: using smaller number of spike trains reduces the rejection ratio.

Information specifying lack of consent documentation as the reason for test rejection was collected when available.

By decreasing barriers to HIV testing, populations with the highest likelihood of HIV test rejection due to lack of consent documentation and HIV positive test results–particularly men, homeless persons and uninsured patients in our sample had the greatest increase in monthly HIV testing rates.

We hypothesized that populations with higher rates of HIV test rejection due to inappropriate consent documentation prior to the policy change and populations with higher rates of HIV positive test results would have higher increases in monthly HIV testing rates after the elimination of the required written consent.

Such a test may be able to substitute for the heart biopsies now used to test for rejection, which themselves cost several thousand dollars and are invasive.

The Wald and log-rank tests were used respectively for mixed models and survival analyses based on the TTD to test the rejection of the null hypothesis.

The method of Bauer DuMont et al. (2004) suggests that these MK test rejections are not due to selection on synonymous sites for either gene.

High dN/dS ratios between species (0.627 for Yb, and 0.502 for stwl ) compared with the genome-wide average of 0.0125 (Larracuente et al. 2008), yet normal levels of dS for both genes (0.132 and 0.119, respectively), suggests that the MK test rejections are due to excesses of fixed nonsynonymous differences between species consistent with positive selection.

"Pornotopia is the place where [young men] can get even," he writes, "where women get what they 'deserve' and the guys never have to be tested, or face rejection.