Sentence examples for testing the presumption from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to examine the effect of CEA on cognitive functions in a methodologically more strict design, first by testing the presumption of preoperative cognitive impairment and second through a better control for the possible influence of the nonspecific effects of practice and surgery.

The results from both models show clearly the importance of deprivation, ethnicity, and maternal age as risk factors although the design of this study, based on aggregated data at the PCT level, precludes testing the presumption that these relationships are directly causal.

By testing the presumption of efficiency of a given arrangement against scale, it is possible to determine whether the arrangement happens to be in a situation of least-cost service provision, or whether there may be possibilities for additional cost reductions via rescaling.

This research sought to more exactingly test the presumption that physical activity at a young age predicts physical activity at an elderly age.

I'm sure once the testing spreads to other sectors, somehow the taxpayers will get stuck with the bill under the presumption that testing the public is for the greater good.

This paper aims to test the underlying presumptions that the GCA drives up environmental standards and promotes tourism through sustainable beach management.

According to Zhao et al. (2005) [ 18] we tested the following presumptions to verify the miRNA as potential regulator of SERCA2: (i) if miRNAs seed regions are involved in binding; (ii) we calculated the free-energy of binding SERCA2a:miRNAs and 70 nt flanking the 5' and 3' sides.

The Scout study was the first to actually test this presumption, to see if a diet drug could reduce the risks of heart attacks.

To test this presumption, we prepared recombinant proteins for each type of the SFB flagellins and examined whether they could activate the TLR5-linked NF-κB signalling pathway.

We tested the validity of this presumption by conducting a global scale review of the state of research regarding the consequences of structural habitat change (fragmentation, logging, fire, native regeneration and plantations) for amphibians and reptiles.

To test this presumption, we analyzed 4751 human and 2170 murine unique, functional, published CDR-H3 intervals.