Sentence examples for testing for trade from inspiring English sources

Mandatory skills testing for trade and technical workers.

To test for trade-offs, growth rate was assayed in the alternate, selective environment.

Animals can also be tested for trading purposes, to maintain/gain an SPF certificate, and prior to being introduced in a farm after sanitation procedures.

To test for trade-offs in resource use, we competed SS and FS in environments that were skewed to having either more glucose or more acetate (see Fitness Assays below).

Similarly, if individual sticklebacks vary in their investment in reproduction in accordance with their ability to deal with the costs of such investment (i.e. individual optimization), tests for trade-offs using cross-sectional data will typically yield correlations in the opposite direction to those predicted by life-history theory (e.g. Hamel et al. 2009).

The optimization strategy is tested for different trade-offs between robustness and performance.

A reciprocal-transplant experiment was conducted to test for physiological trade-offs in host-plant use, using procedures similar to a past study [72].

Our results are consistent with the only other study to test for genetic trade-offs between malaria resistance and other life history traits in a mosquito [ 30].

More data on transmission success from acute and chronic stage infections are needed to test for this trade-off, but parasites at extremely low densities in chronic P. falciparum infections can infect mosquitoes, (Schneider et al. 2007).

We've seen a steady stream of blockchain news: five more banks joined the massive R3 consortium (its membership reads like a who's-who of global finance), Nasdaq announced its first share transaction on blockchain and the Australian stock exchange announced it would test blockchain for trade settlement.

In Germany, cattle were tested for BTV before trade or if disease was suspected from clinical signs.