Sentence examples for testing broadly from inspiring English sources

Dr. Juan Lubroth, the chief veterinary officer of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organizationn, said that he suspected China had been testing broadly for more avian influenza viruses than just H5N1.

To do this we created a "list of lists" looking at tax haven listings over a period of more than 30 years and selecting for testing, broadly speaking, all those that came on two lists or more over that period.

But many who study prison health care question that figure, both because the state has not tested broadly for the virus and because it sets the state's inmate infection rate at 5percentt, drastically lower than the national average, 18percentt.

Because such companies serve millions of people, they will play a critical role in making genetic tests broadly available and educating doctors about the benefits of offering such tests to their patients.

The Universal Music Group, the world's largest music company, announced plans on Thursday to test broadly whether lower prices — $10 or less — on new CDs will attract consumers who have cut back on buying CDs in recent years.

A de minimis test, broadly defined, tells the decisionmaker to determine whether the probability of some outcome is above a low threshold and makes this determination relevant, in some way, to her choice.

This selection has focused on tests broadly applied in the literature and representative of different variance modeling strategies.

The Wilcoxon signed-ranked tests broadly support the results of the t-tests (see supplemental table S1); we refer only to the t-tests in the discussion below.

Later, the Chinese version of SF-36 was tested broadly in Mainland China for diverse populations, such as disease people [ 18], urban construction workers [ 19].

Without being constrained by a particular conceptual model, we will employ a variety of well tested, broadly accepted analytic techniques in order to characterize real-time interactions between oncology clinicians and their patients.

Shapiro reminds us of the crucial role that auxiliary assumptions play in hypothesis testing generally (within a broadly hypothetico-deductive model), and considers a collection of explicit auxiliary assumptions that might be implicitly used to establish a multiple realization hypothesis.