Sentence examples for testing exclusively from inspiring English sources

Since visual acuity testing exclusively reveals foveal function but does not provide a functional map of the retina, kinetic or automated static perimetry has been used to reveal and quantify functional defects of the visual field.

Experimental testing exclusively at only high doses can therefore lead to a false sense of security with respect to the safety of a substance for the general population.

Finally, the location of each significant QTL was revised by testing exclusively the LG on which it was located while regarding all other significant QTLs as genetic background effects.

The new data could accelerate a shift toward using the HPV test exclusively for cervical cancer screening.

The great Guerlain perfumes — Aimé Guerlain created the first, Jicky, in 1889 — were all tested exclusively on human skin, never on paper.

Car Share featuring Peter Kay proved a notable recent hit on BBC1 in a 9.30pm slot, but only after being road-tested exclusively on iPlayer first.

The great Guerlain perfumes Aimé Guerlain created the first, Jicky, in 1889 were all tested exclusively on human skin, never on paper.

As Ars Technica notes, "the mobile Web is dominated by WebKit-based browsers, and mobile sites tend to be developed exclusively for, and tested exclusively on, WebKit browsers". If Microsoft wants the mobile web to look good on its phones, it has to give up Trident and go with the Webkit flow, or beg mobile-web developers to adapt their code to accommodate their non-Webkit browser.

The flight task was tested exclusively for the Vostochny Cosmodrome, which was checked by specialists in accordance with existing methods.

Interactions of turnover with three additional moderator variables were tested exclusively in the OLS estimates, because the respective characteristics are relevant solely (or especially) for training firms: a binary variable indicating the degree of training specificity, and a binary variable indicating whether firms make use of payback clauses.

Feminist activism was directly responsible for federally enforced reforms of medical research, instituted in the early 1990s, that required the inclusion of female subjects in clinical trials, given findings that FDA-approved drugs were routinely tested exclusively on men and that publicly funded research on women was largely limited to reproductive health issues (Schiebinger 1999a, 114 117).