"As I tested how firmly the object was lodged in its nose; it was clear that it was lodged into her nose very deeply," Nathan Robinson, who works with the sea turtle conservation organization Leatherback Trust, wrote in a blog post.
Repeating the test while firmly compressing a particular vein allows assessment of the degree of hemodynamic disturbance contributed by that vein.
It is not possible, using only the Spearman's correlation test, to firmly conclude the direction of the direct correlation found between availability of qualified HR and use.
Hold the test stick firmly on the thumb grip.
Last, test specimens were firmly mounted into a computer controlled universal testing machine (Typ 81806, EDC-100, Frank, Weinheim, Germany).
To conduct a test, a plastic ring (6.5 cm diameter×5.5 cm high), which was used to confine subjects for testing, was inserted firmly into the sand of the open foraging area, within 10 cm of the nest entrance, previously established as a marked area in C. cursor ants [22].
By comparing the outputs of COMSIM with measured grinding data and previously existing simulators, particularly BMCS, its performance was firmly tested both in terms of accuracy and precision of obtained results.
Stainless steel ligature (PL 1010 Ligature Wire, GAC International, Commack, NY, USA) was twisted until the test wire was firmly secured in the bracket slot and then untwisted three turns to avoid archwire-bracket binding.
Although many contributors to the disability rights critique of prenatal testing consider themselves firmly in favor of general abortion rights, they share at least a prima facie worry about the ethics of aborting fetuses on the basis of tests for future disability.
The city will invest millions in these programs over the next few years, offering a tangible test of how firmly the old guard(s) at Rikers can hold firm against change.
