Sentence examples for testing based on a from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a unique compact testing device for in situ thermal response testing based on a previous, trolley-based unit.
But the agency clears the sale of many other critical devices like pumps without clinical testing based on a manufacturer's claim that a new device is similar to a product already on the market.
This paper proposes a method of acoustic testing based on a point source generated by laser-induced breakdown in air.
The testing, based on a design of experiments method, indicated that both laser incident power and scribe velocity significantly influenced bonding results.
The second approach was to determine the overall statistical significance of the combined data sets using Fisher's combined P method and the q-value to account for multiple testing based on a specified false discovery rate (FDR) [31].
gPLINK v. 2.049, PLINK v. 1.01 (http://pngu.mgh.harvard.edu/purcell/plink/) [27], and Haploview v. 4.0 [23] were used for haplotype-specific tests, incorporating gender, age, height, and weight of the subjects as covariables, with the false discovery rate set at 0.05 for correction of multiple testing, based on a previous report [28].
Our findings underscore the need for educating both consumers and providers regarding genetic testing based on an understanding of both perspectives.
We used non-parametric rank based tests (Wilcoxon test) or one-factorial test based on a χ2 distribution when the assumptions for parametric tests were not met.
What is needed, and what rarely has been done, is research to see if a test based on a new biomarker does more good than harm.
He was active in Incapacity Action, a national campaign set up by disabled people protesting about the proposed cuts to invalidity benefit and the introduction of a fitness test based on a points system.
The Silicon Valley firm has been valued at $10bn, raising $400m from investors through what it claimed was "breakthrough" technology that allowed it to do blood tests based on a pinprick, rather than a full blood draw.
