Sentence examples for tested which may from inspiring English sources
It has been previously proposed that raising ACh levels prior to inducing anxiety may serve as a 'coping mechanism' (Smythe et al, 1998), allowing for better awareness while the animal is being tested, which may reduce anxiety.
Others have also estimated the DNA adsorption capacity of various clays, but have done so by manipulating the surface charge and size of particles tested which may overestimate sorption and underestimate the DNA available for horizontal transfer.
The friction test results showed that the textured Si-DLC coating led to a lower friction coefficient and wear compared to that of the untextured Si-DLC coating throughout the temperature range tested, which may be attributed to the effects of dimples and microstructural alteration due to high-energy action of the pulsating laser beam.
Exciting new therapies are currently being tested, which may revolutionize care even further.
If an organization is continually responding to incidents then the plan will be indirectly tested, which may reduce the requirement to run regular simulations.
MMP3 was not found in the samples we tested, which may be due to the low concentration of MMP3 in urine or a false prediction by our classifier.
I now can say it includes various eye tests, which may be repeated until the desired passing mark is achieved.
Conclusion: This study highlights important drivers for STI testing, which may aid the design of public health campaigns.
Schools that do not use online preparation generally prepare students for the tests by purchasing printed test preparation materials, including practice tests, which may be graded by the teacher or by the company that manufactures the preparatory test.
It can be tentatively put forward that some moisture bubbles may still trapped in the binder samples when testing, which may cause the rheological property change.
Production of N2 15N in the presence of C2H2 was observed during one of the tests, which may be an indicator for abiotic NO3− reduction.
