Sentence examples for tests reported that from inspiring English sources
The dynamic shear rheometer (DSR) tests reported that added content of EVA-g-MAH has great effect on the rheological properties of the binder and its high temperature performance was improved while its temperature susceptibility was reduced in compare to EVA modified bitumens binder.
The two teachers who analytically marked the tests reported that they each took one and a half hours to mark the tests without providing feedback.
Although the Granger causality tests reported that Asian and US rice prices are not related in the short term, US prices have, at least over the last decade, responded to price movements of major Asian export markets, according to the Toda-Yamamoto causality tests which were not restricted to using the short run price information.
FCHVs who did not provide pregnancy tests reported that women did not request a test.
More men randomised to rapid tests reported that obtaining their HIV test result was convenient (105/141 (74%) v 52/128 (41%), P<0.001).
Just a small number of respondents using haemoglobin tests reported that they make inquiries about the patient's diet if haemoglobin level is low.
It is possible to investigate theoretically this instability (Shibazaki and Matsu'ura, 1992; Madariaga and Olsen, 2000), but our rapid numerical tests report that a radius of 20 km is required for τp = 6 MPa, as shown in Model A in Fig. 2.
Kalkanli and Yilmaz (2008), while studying the fracture behaviour of SiC-reinforced Al 7075 composites by the three-point bend test, reported that the flexural strength increased with increasing reinforcement content up to 10 wt.%, beyond which it reduced.
When test lines were faint operators, who worked in teams conducting outreach testing, reported that they occasionally sought the opinion of another operator on whether the test was reactive or non-reactive.
Kaplan-Meier curves for 30-day mortality are shown in figure 2. The log-rank test reported that there was no significant difference between the three groups (p=0.377).
Seventeen percent of those who had never used a self-test reported that they probably or definitely would consider using one in the future.
