Sentence examples for testing had a from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of hearing loss and the fraction of infants returned for follow-up testing had a large impact on the absolute level, but not relative level of protocol cost and cost-effectiveness.

One such factor was the test setting: Hospital laboratory testing had a higher diagnostic utility (0.42, 95% CI 0.38 0.45) than reference laboratory testing (0.29, 95% CI 0.27 0.31).

Compared with serum, SF testing had a decreased sensitivity in two of the ELISA assays (with original serum working dilutions ≤1/20 in serum testing) but reached a similar sensitivity (and specificity) in the assay designed to work at the highest serum dilution (1/500).

In Europe onsite testing had a market size of $346 M in 2014 [9].

Streakr, a site that in private testing had a lot of buzz (we've covered it twice previously) launched in beta today.

The device was involved in a trial by Transport for London and over 3 days of testing had a 98.5% success rate at identifying cyclists.

Blog: Does school testing have a bias against black pupils?

CONCLUSIONS: Access to genotypic resistance testing has a significant impact on physician selection of antiretroviral therapy.

In a community-based self-testing program in Malawi, in which HIV self-testing had a high degree of acceptability and accuracy (76% of 16,660 individuals successfully self-tested in the first year, 98% said they would recommend a self-test, and agreement between self-tests and lab tests was 99.3%) a concern elicited by surveys of participants was that of coercion.

Her litmus test had a rather charming absurdity about it.

The stress tests had a particularly salutary effect on Spain.