Sentence examples for usable for testing from inspiring English sources
Initially, we obtained about 3.8 million negative DDIs, of which only 93,129 DDIs had scores available in Dint and hence are usable for testing the current method.
Out of 4,030 DDIs in the iPfam database, only 3,947 were usable for testing the current method and the rest were eliminated due to lack of InterPro mapping.
Noguchi and Bronfenbrenner [ 28] did observe that human RBC were usable for testing goat complement.
All the machine types used could offer this, so /tmp was readily usable for tests.
This chapter illustrates the challenges of designing interactive voice response (IVR) interfaces that are usable and useful and offers techniques for testing IVRs that give the designer the confidence that, once fielded, the IVR will fulfill its design goals and leave its users smiling.
Evaluation is an indispensable process in automatic question generation research so as to verify the quality of generated questions and to make them usable for real tests.
The target respondent was the plant manager and a total of 251 responses were collected from which a total of 215 to 237 were usable for the different models tested.
In summary, the first evaluation showed that the MQ test scores strongly correlated with the HQ test scores and, thus, they measured vocabulary skill of the test takers quite well, while the second evaluation suggested that more than half of the MQs were difficult to distinguish from the HQs and thus were considered to be usable for a real English test.
Although most of the knowledge of the cardiomyogenesis using pluripotent stem cells have come from previous work achieved on ESCs, recent advances in this field make feasible a more efficient differentiation to human cardiomyocytes and a more defined resulting population of cardiac cells usable for disease modelling and drug testing in vitro.
The HUMARA assay, the most common method for evaluation of X-inactivation skewing in blood cells, has been reported to be usable in only about 80% of females, emphasizing the need for alternative methods for testing of HUMARA-uninformative individuals.
This study highlights the value of conducting formal usability testing to ensure new Internet-based treatments to deliver evidence-based care are usable and developmentally appropriate for the desired population.
