The phase transformation of hydrogen-free amorphous carbon (a-C) coating on tungsten high speed steel (SKH2) substrates under repetitive impact testing has been studied.
Access to VL testing has been studied previously.
HbA1c testing has been studied for its effect on improved glycemic control in trials primarily conducted in specialty clinics.
While the clinical value of fFN testing has been studied, it is also important to understand how women experience fFN testing.
Self-sampled HPV testing has been studied as a way to screen women for cervical cancer in rural parts of developing countries [ 25, 26], but its efficacy and effectiveness in rural and remote regions of developed nations is less understood.
While various goodness-of-fit tests have been proposed, the properties of these tests have been studied under the assumption that observations selected were independent and identically distributed.
Cognitive psychology has an important impact on ability and achievement testing because many of the item types on educational tests have been studied as cognitive tasks.
A number of biomechanical measures about the knee – including knee abduction angle, frontal plane knee angle, and knee-to-ankle separation ratio – captured during the Drop Vertical Jump (DVJ) test have been studied as indicators of future ACL injury risk.
The characteristics of the martensitic transformation and structural changes after the compression tests have been studied by means of calorimetry (DSC) and TEM.
Current methods for meta-analysis of diagnostic tests do not allow utilizing all the information from papers in which several tests have been studied on the same patient sample.
