Sentence examples for tests for systematically from inspiring English sources

Tests for systematically missing genotypes in either cases or controls were performed to identify sample selection or genotyping problems preferentially affecting either group.

Eighteen percent of the 600 interviewed GPs reported recommending a screening test for CRC systematically to their patients aged 50 74 years, while others declared to "often" (48%), "seldom" (28%), or "never" (6%) recommend doing so.

Twenty-five percent of the persons(N = 1509) reported having undergone at least one CRC screening, 18% of the 600 interviewed GPs reported recommending a screening test for CRC systematically to their patients aged 50 74 years.

This system is valuable for systematically testing approaches for increasing HR efficiency and accuracy.

The innovator's method reduces the risk involved in bringing innovations to market by offering a better tool for making tough choices a process for systematically testing critical assumptions with customers.

Consequently, this work presents a theoretical model for systematically testing pairs of absorbents and refrigerants with respect to key parameters such as the coefficient of performance (COP), the circulation ratio, etc.

Here, we describe an approach for systematically testing this design principle for natural-like proteins by (1) computational design of synthetic sequences that gradually add or remove constraints along the hierarchy of interacting residues and (2) experimental testing of the designed sequences for folding and biochemical function.

Here we present a methodological framework for systematically testing the potential of specific genes when perturbed to produce qualitative changes to the underlying AL.

We suggest that this automatic information-based cluster selection can be useful for other large-scale annotation schemes, as well as for systematically testing and comparing putative families derived from alternative clustering methods.

9 13 At the system level, it is evident that many practices do not have adequate processes for systematically tracking test requests, recording test results (both clinically abnormal and normal), and confirming if follow-up action has taken place before results reports are filed or patients are notified.

We tested this systematically for each SNP by comparing: R2: the adjusted R2 for the regression of LPA local ancestry on gender-adjusted Lp(a) level R2geno: the adjusted R2 for the regression of LPA local ancestry on gender- and genotype-adjusted Lp(a) level In principle, a statistic π = 1- R2/R2geno) should give the percentage of the ancestry-specific variation explained by the SNP genotype.