Sentence examples for testing varying from inspiring English sources
Ignition delay times and laminar flame speeds were computed over a broad range of conditions, while testing varying degrees of roaming.
Figure 6A shows a direct response of the signal when testing varying concentrations of N-acetyl-D-glucosamine, chitobiose and chitotetraose, representatives of the chitin degradation products.
This process was optimized to maximize methamphetamine yield by testing varying levels of strong base (Step 5), total reduction reaction time and additional processing in the acidic gasification process (Step 11).
Armed with a useful tool to evaluate the quality of calls, systematic testing varying QC thresholds revealed the most important step was PC-correction of the LRR data, particularly for rDUPs.
There are many kinds of models, requiring different methods of design and testing, varying from game theoretic and other ultimate models (such as those discussed above by Ay et al. (2007) and Wilson et al. (2013)), to proximate physical models (Webb 2001) and visual depictions (visual diagrammatic models will be discussed in the next section, question 2).
This risk ranged between 3.1 and 4.4 times that of people without blood culture testing, varying significantly by admission urgency (risk tended to be higher in elective admissions), patient comorbidity (risk tended to be higher in sicker patients), and ICU status (risk tended to be higher in ICU patients).
More important than Muslim control may have been the spirit of dissent evident in the words of some major figures, the free-thinking challenges that made scientific inquiry possible, the mixing of cultural currents that tested varying perspectives.
We make different tests, varying the load from 256 kb/s to 3 Mb/s.
Six calibration schemes were tested, varying the objective function and the nutrient fractions targeted.
The equipment was validated by performing several experimental tests varying rotary speed and processing time.
Different reformer gas compositions were tested, varying the ratio of hydrogen to inert species.
