Sentence examples for tested to direct from inspiring English sources

Objective: Various strategies have been tested to direct and control matrix synthesis in tissue engineered cartilage, including mechanical stimulation of the construct both before and after implantation.

Prismatic specimens of dimensions 10 × 10 × 35 cm made of concrete of various yield stress reinforced with steel fibres hooked at the ends with three fibre volume fractions (i.e. 0%, 0.5% and 1%) and two aspects ratio (65 and 80) were tested to direct shear.

This rapid test, if available, could allow PCT to be used in resource poor settings, as a point-of-care test, to direct clinical decision making.

Angiogenic marker data were subjected to the Anderson Darling distribution test to direct parametric/non-parametric mode of testing, and is presented as mean and s.d.

This increased prevalence may be due to the availability of noninvasive, inexpensive and easily applicable alternative diagnostic test to direct assay of a duodenal aspirate, such as the lactulose-hydrogen breath test (LBT) [ 3].

Thus, while clinically helpful, oliguria should be interpreted with caution in isolation, but may be more usefully interpreted in the clinical context as a screening test to direct additional methods for early detection of renal injury [ 40- 42].

Moreover, the paired-attribute model should be applied to many other cognitive processes and be tested to obtain direct evidence for our hypothesis.

They have also highlighted the challenges in evaluating imaging or functional testing to direct therapies, because imaging does not directly affect outcome itself, rather it affects the management decisions that may result in a positive outcome.

In this model, a composite of clinical risk factors and clinical evidence (the renal angina index (RAI)) of acute kidney injury directs biomarker testing, akin to directed assessment of troponin I only in select patients with chest pain.

Not content with testing simulations, he wanted to direct intercellular interactions in a colony of Escherichia coli.

The differences between the group randomised to the then-test and that randomised to direct measurement of change were negligible.