Sentence examples for tests and understanding from inspiring English sources

The findings from this study underscore the difficulties in interpreting tracer tests and understanding solute transport under highly dynamic flow conditions.

By pronouncing OWL ontology as domain knowledge formalism we deal with the problem of generating tests and understanding presentation of the tests.

PBL graduates self-assessed as being less prepared in two clinical skills ('Clinical exam & selection and interpretation of tests' and 'Understanding disease processes'), while the TLB graduates assessed themselves as less prepared for two of the broader practitioner skills ('Obtaining consent' and 'Legal and ethical issues').

Numerical computer modelling provides a quantitative means of testing and understanding reef processes and better predicting past and future reef development.

However, articles on in vitro acellular dissolution tests are scarcer, although these immersion experiments are often considered a first step in establishing a predictive dissolution test and understanding the resorption mechanisms.

Fortunately, evolutionary biologists have developed a series of analytical methods for testing and understanding the dynamics underlying trends, the causes that generate them, and both adaptive and nonadaptive bases behind the causes.

(Participant 9) Receiving a clear explanation of the fFN test and understanding the consequences of specific results facilitated the women's experience of hoping for reassurance from the results of the test.

Others had no concerns about telling family members and discussed how their extended families appeared to respond positively to the news, by showing interest, getting tested and understanding that carrier status had minimal health implications.

Genetic counselors will be the primary professionals called upon to educate primary-care providers and specialists, and to assist them with ordering genomic testing and with interpreting and understanding test results.

We have a few layers of testing for usability and understanding.

More importantly, we also selected 20 high-risk participants and their close family members to test the wording and understanding.