The child's development will be measured by testing the development of mathematical, language, and early natural science competencies.
In conclusion, in vitro tensile testing provides a reliable method to test the development of structural integrity during the early stages of DO.
The possibility of testing the development of children's abilities and skills is quite often restricted to their own language skills and their ability to act naturally in playful testing situations.
As EM phenotype cells develop in response to unknown antigens, there was no straightforward way to test the development of the cells.
Both hydrophilic and hydrophobic polymers [48, 49] have been tested and the development of synthesis protocols has received considerably attention.
The features of TTL have been widely tested in the development of a framework for codesign.
The specification notation has been tested in the development of software for industrial applications.
Initially, beams were tested until the development of cracks with width reached a limiting value of 1 mm.
Different slide surfaces, incubation conditions, and reagent concentrations were tested during the development of the protocol.
Six different coatings of the sorbent tubes were tested with the development solution.
