Sentence examples for two fundamental tests from inspiring English sources

Here we review what we have learnt after almost half a century of protein-folding research, and we question two fundamental tests of our understanding: do we know enough about how proteins fold to design folding mechanisms de novo and can we exploit our knowledge to modulate protein-folding mechanisms in the cell for therapeutic benefit?

Delay Discounting (DD) and the Stroop test are two fundamental tasks for the assessment of impulsivity and inhibitory control, core features of several behavioral disorders.

Feelings run high because, for all the warmth breathed into world sport since the Cold War ended, ice hockey remains one the greatest fundamental tests of strength between the superpowers of yesteryear.

UNICEF Unveils Alarming Trends in Global Child Nutrition Good nutrition is the platform for all human progress and one of the most fundamental tests of global development.

This finding has been taken in support of two fundamental proposals: (1) yes/no recognition tests depend more on recollection than do forced-choice tests; and (2) the hippocampus selectively supports the recollection process.

Rather than focusing solely on molecular dating techniques, we here investigate how information on diversity dynamics can be used to test the two fundamental models invoked to explain New Caledonian biodiversity.

Because the components of the biologic matrix differ for every organ, Dr. Taylor expects that scientists will be able to do tests to answer two fundamental questions: Can a stem cell be placed anywhere in the body and still produce a heart, kidney or other organ?

But there were two fundamental problems with the city's first lead tests.

Five different chemicals corresponding to the five fundamental tastes of sour, sweet, salty, bitter and umami were tested with the developed sensors.

In this study, a prototype bearing with eight slots in its surface was manufactured as a test piece for fundamental tests.

The overall results illustrate two fundamental problems: It's easier to boost scores in math than it is in reading, and the test scores of older students have not increased.