Sentence examples for testing of art from inspiring English sources
Substantial social consequences may be expected, as a result to UTT implementation, such as changes in social representations of HIV transmission and prevention, of HIV testing, of ART use, and changes in individual perceptions and behaviours in terms of uptake of testing, frequency of testing, and ART initiation at high CD4 count, among others.
Yet their work passed one test of art: it made people dream.
The true test of art is how memorable it is – does it live in your imagination to your dying moment, or fade on the walk home?
This study looked at the relationship between personality, intelligence, art experience (i.e. art interests, activities, and knowledge), and a test of art judgement.
A similar trait has been observed in parasite isolates from slow-clearing infections [ 1, 2] and a rodent malaria model [ 25], suggesting that in vitro tests of ART response correspond well to the situation in vivo.
Interview data recorded the reasons for HIV testing, duration of ART, respiratory symptoms, and exercise tolerance (New York Heart Association [NYHA] scale [ 11]).
Local stakeholders have partnered with private sector firms to develop and test state-of-art technologies.
The CCTOP algorithm was tuned and benchmarked on newly compiled human protein sets and was shown to have the highest accuracy among other tested state-of-art and consensus methods.
The relatively high number of nodules that could not be measured emphasises the necessity of visual validation of nodule segmentation with skilled human interference in the reading process and demonstrates why fully automated detection of lung nodules is still unrealistic with the currently tested state-of-art software.
Such community-based campaigns of HIV testing may be able to assist countries to achieve earlier testing and initiation of ART in the course of HIV infection.
The Botswana government began providing free antiretroviral therapy (ART) in 2002 and in 2004 introduced routine HIV testing (RHT) in government health facilities, aiming to increase HIV testing and uptake of ART.
