Sentence examples for testing and explain from inspiring English sources

First, we describe a set of standards and practices currently being used to judge the quality of scientific research and testing and explain how these standards and practices assist in judging the quality of research and testing regardless of why the work was conducted.

During pretest counseling, consultants helped the participant to get mentally prepared through counseling on benefits of HIV testing and explaining the testing process.

The inability of a mixture of 4 dengue chimeric viruses to elicit an initial primary neutralizing antibody response in nonhuman primates and susceptible humans was recognized during preclinical testing and explained by the phenomenon of interference (2 ).

In some common situations in which the alternative model information matrix is singular under the null, we derive one-sided extremum tests, which are asymptotically equivalent to likelihood ratio tests, and explain how to compute reliable Wald tests.

Students' tests were scored based on their ability to correctly identify controls in the two experiments described in the test and explain why these controls were included.

Multidisciplinary behavioral, biochemical, and molecular studies are needed to test and explain the reported novel findings, which highlight the need for realistic lifetime dose response assessment of toxicants.

We constructed a number of models (see Model set section) to test hypotheses and explain variation in the detection and prevalence parameters.

The three components satisfied Kaiser criterion and the Cattell's scree-plot test, and explained 68.58% of the total variance.

In this work, we tested and evaluated this interfacial rinsing by DCA, since its efficiency is still not clearly tested and explained in the literature [ 24].

The first four principal components were statistically significant, as determined by a permutation test, and explained 78% of the variance in the data (Additional file 3).

The investigator showed pictures to the subjects (taken from studies by Harris et al. [ 26] and Lee et al. [ 7]), in order to familiarize them with the tests and explained in detail how the tests would be carried out [ 27].