Sentence examples for testing adopted from inspiring English sources

The Snapshot LSR Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) algorithms developed by the civil aviation community [16] or the statistical reliability testing adopted by the geodetic community [19] are the classic references for non-augmented (i.e. autonomous and completely self-contained) GPS-based LSR algorithms.

Where data was not normally distributed, the values were transformed or non-parametric testing adopted.

Data were analyzed thematically using the human rights framework for HIV testing adopted by the United Nations and India's National AIDS Control Organization.

Advantages of a cognitive testing approach include non-invasiveness and cost, especially if focused and efficient NP batteries can be designed, and computer-based adaptive testing adopted in the future.

This molecule-based microarray IgE testing, adopted in our centre since March 2006, has generated almost 2 000 000 data on an average of 80 allergens, giving a detailed magnitude of sensitization prevalence for each allergen and linking them to clinical features.

P-values obtained from the t-tests (with the moderated t-statistic) were adjusted for multiple testing adopting the approach of Benjamini and Hochberg [ 25, 29].

Soon after, all hCG tests adopted this method.

The "transformative use" test adopted by the Third and Ninth Circuit is a multifactor test and is very fact-specific.

Therefore the reality of wide scale repair material use underpins the laboratory tests adopted.

The acid rain corrosion test adopted periodic immersion method, and every 6 days was a test cycle.

The pre-test material was a version of the TOEFL PBT test (adopted from Longman preparation course for the TOEFL test, Phillips, 2004).