Sentence examples for tests originating from from inspiring English sources

The total number of PT-INR tests originating from unique patients (after exclusion as described in the Methods section) and the number of patients with known and reported TR and cause for treatment are shown in Table  1.

The PSOA used in all described tests originated from the same manufactured batch.

The value of n was irrelevant, as the graphs clearly show, since all the intrusive activity in these tests originated from an external source (i.e., no intrusive activity originated from within the LAN). Figure 5 The percentage of hostile packets that "slipped" through the IDS as a function of P H, for n = 20.

Intruders presented during tests originated from an aggregation and were size matched to each of the tested fish.

The measured pressure build-up during the Oxitop batch tests originated from carbon dioxide production (confirmed with GC).

These tests originate from the Consortium to Establish a Registry of Alzheimer's Disease CERADD) test battery and have been validated among older people in Goa as part of the development of a cross-cultural diagnostic instrument for dementia [ 23].

Especially, software product line testing faces challenges in the vast number of versions and variants of software products to be tested, originating from a software product line, and consequently the risk for redundant testing.

Of the eucalypt species assessed at the three test locations only E. maidenii (with the exception of the Wollemi provenance of E. bicostata which grew well compared to the other provenances of this species tested) originate from regions that experience uniform rainfall throughout the year (Boland et al., 1992).

The test originates from the Hindu epic poem the Ramayana, which applied it to Princess Sita after a rival suitor kidnapped her.

Juvenile fish used in field testing originated from a single cohort (110 140 mm total length) from Lyons Ferry Hatchery and were maintained prior to and after passage testing in 6 foot circular tanks with constant Snake River water flow.

The development of the test originated from the McGill pain questionnaire [11], as it provided a large and well established set of verbal descriptors of the pain sensation to choose.