Sentence examples for testing implies from inspiring English sources
Padawer's article reduced me to tears: tears for the children, tears for the fathers and tears for what paternity testing implies about the low levels of trust in even our most intimate relationships.
Since field testing implies high costs in railway environment, this objective can only be achieved by using powerful simulation platforms.
Clearly, such multiple significance testing implies a risk of obtaining "false-positive" results by chance.
Although personal genome testing implies its own potential societal risks, there is at least one such risk that has always been paramount to the ELSI-debate on clinical genetic testing, but that lacks ground in the context of genetic profiling for multifactorial diseases: the risk of discrimination or stigmatization.
The fact that so few culture specimens were collected without a companion specimen for rapid testing implies that many physicians felt there was value to having both a culture and rapid test result, or alternatively, that the rapid test served as an incentive to obtain a culture.
Equity in testing implies that people at higher risk for HIV such as women; those who do not use condoms consistently; those with multiple partners; those who have suffered gender based violence; and those who are unable to implement prevention choices (the choice-disabled) are tested and can have access to treatment.
The series of testing implied an optic nerve conduction deficit for the left eye.
Multiple testing implied a risk for coincidental findings.
The consistent results of the finite element and in vitro testing imply that the simulations are reliable.
However, Tyrrell et al. did not use a formal procedure to adjust for multiple testing, implying that some of their significant findings could be spurious.
The results of this testing implied that BLN was slightly stronger than ULN, though no significant difference was detected between the constructs (torsional stiffness, p = 0.62; torque at failure, p = 0.77).
