Sentence examples for tests to differentiate from inspiring English sources

The email also goes on to discuss Revenue and Customs (HMRC) rules, including tests "to differentiate between a contractor who HMRC deem to need to pay tax like an employee and a contractor who does not".

Trigger value for the screening tests to differentiate between "significant" and "not significant" effects (Fig. 1, step 1).

Such differences are utilised in diagnostic tests to differentiate between particular species and strains of bacteria.

Our method can be used as part of neuropsychological tests to differentiate the diagnosis between AD and DLB.

However, the modest effects observed in genetic studies require particularly effective functional tests to differentiate the most promising genes.

Other possible reasons for repeat infection include the low discriminatory power of NAAT tests to differentiate between viable and nonviable organisms and failure to detect LGV infection.

There's a very easy litmus test to differentiate the designers who are on a lifelong odyssey* of aesthetic-altering proportions and the designers who are just churning out shmattes.

Project coordinator Emanuele Trucco, professor of computational vision at Dundee University, said: "There is the promise of early warning in a non-invasive way and there is also the fact that we even might be able to use the test to differentiate between different types of dementia".

Discriminative value of capsaicin test to differentiate healthy subjects from patients with asthma or reflux was poor.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of a non-lubricated repetitive inclined impact test to differentiate the fatigue behavior of thin tribological coatings.

The analysis of the variability of the measurements allowed to investigate the significance of each test to differentiate the masonry blocks.