Sentence examples for testing characterized from inspiring English sources

An additional naturally acquired case was recently reported from New Zealand, where extensive molecular testing characterized the strain involved as a marine mammal type (3 ).

Avian influenza infection was confirmed on February 16 , 2004 and later genotypic and phenotypic intravenous pathogenicity index (IVPI) testing characterized the virus as low pathogenicity avian influenza (LPAI) H7N3.

The prototypes of integrated power generation systems were tested, characterized and evaluated.

The adhesion of coatings obtained using scratch test characterized by critical force was in the range of 2.5 to 3.6 N.

Support should be provided to the development of tests characterized by greater specificity and sensitivity, as well as of multifunction tests.

The identification was performed using previously published morphological and biochemical tests characterized by catalase, motility, and biochemical tests including acid production from D-xylose, D-mannitol, L-rhamnose, and α-methyl-D-mannoside.

The f3 statistics for all the simulated samples were always significant, with the exception of Yoruba95%Juhoansi5% and Yoruba95%Mbuti5% where the tests characterized by a Z-score lower than −3 were, respectively, 99%and98%8%.

As a result, 98.11% of tested characterized sequences (104 of 106) were correctly classified by our domain profiles for each corresponding class, which demonstrate the accuracy and robustness of our pipeline (Table 2).

In order to increase pharmacological relevance, we proceeded to investigate the effects of KTP-NH2 in a model of sustained pain, the formalin test, characterized by two distinct pain phases: acute (t < 10 min) and sustained chronic (t > 10 min).

This opens the way to a new generation of rapid and direct tests characterizing functionally carbohydrate-active enzymes.

Besides a diagnosis and history, each StemBANCC line will come with extensive data from diagnostic tests characterizing the patient's disease progression, treatments, and drug reactions.