Sentence examples for use of several tests from inspiring English sources

The use of several tests appears to be a more powerful means of inferring patterns of selection affecting nucleotide variance.

To date, it is still unclear if the use of several tests for these autoantibodies in the same patient offers additional value as compared to performing only one test.

Recent developments clearly suggest that "proper" immunomonitoring will have to encompass the parallel use of several tests, which together assess the frequency, function and homing capacity of induced/stimulated T cells present in the circulation and preferentially also locally within the targeted tissue.

Hopefully, the careful consideration of all diversity measures and the use of several test statistics will help us to find the molecular signature of adaptation in infectious agent gene sequences.

One obvious solution to the problem is to mandate use of several test species based on diverse phylogenetic taxon sampling, or even the dung community as a whole (Floate et al. 2005; Jochmann et al. 2011), thus extending the registration process already required for these drugs (VICH 2004).

This can only slightly be compensated by using combinations of several test specimens in a test assembly, but cannot be circumvented.

One implementation of a procedure is described in detail together with results of its use on several test cases.

Do the benefits outweigh the risk of complications, such as bowel perforation? A. Colonoscopy is one of several tests used to screen for colorectal cancer, the third most common cancer and cause of cancer mortality (after breast and lung cancer) in American women.

Three studies looked at a measure of global cognitive performance (a composite score of several tests used in their study) and muscle size and all 3 found no association [ 27, 28, 72].

The sizes of several tests obtained using different confidence intervals are also evaluated.

In Britain, meanwhile, the authors of a 1973 MRC grant proposal on 'clinical and nosological enquiries into dementia' claimed the BDS had 'proved its value' in the Newcastle study and would be one of several tests they used to assess and classify various sub-types of dementia among elderly patients in London.