Sentence examples for tests corroborated from inspiring English sources

The confirmation tests corroborated the theoretical optimum test conditions.

Also, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy tests corroborated the results obtained in the polarisation tests, showing that films containing low percentages of nitrogen (less than 8%) reveal the best corrosion resistance.

Exact tests corroborated the pattern of significantly differentiated spawning sites (Table 1).

Summary statistics and Q-Q tests corroborated the similar distribution of trait variation in both the whole and core collection.

The only statistically significant effects detected by the ANCOVA model (Table 3) were those arising from genetic differences among karyotypes (permutation tests corroborated that the three assayed karyotypes differ in Tp; P = 0.0018) and sexes, with females having a higher Tp (mean ± SD: 18.7°C ± 3.6°C) than males (18.0°C ± 3.6°C).

Mice lacking functional GABA-B receptors exhibit pronounced hyperalgesia in a number of acute pain tests, corroborating the hypothesis of a role for GABA-B receptors in nociception [ 33, 34].

They also claimed it provided less scope for disagreement, with 'independent reviewers' who watched videos of the tests corroborating the initial diagnosis in 117 out of 123 cases (ibid.: 567).

The required peel force and fracture energy are determined by a peel test corroborated by an analytical model.

In this study, results of the challenge test corroborated to the results of the WG, SGR, FE and PER in juvenile Amur catfish.

The characterisation through Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance, thermogravimetric analysis and Kaiser test corroborated the success of the grafting reactions, and allowed the identification and quantification of the covalent moieties.

A Wilcoxon signed-rank test corroborated the trial-averaged group-level results.