Sentence examples for using a simple test from inspiring English sources

The simulation results are validated experimentally using a simple test bench.

A simple method for the determination of the thermal diffusivity of foods by using a simple test bench is presented.

The activity of the extrinsic pathway may be assessed in the laboratory using a simple test known as the prothrombin time.

The researchers evaluated how well the disease would be diagnosed in 350 primary-care doctors' offices in 25 cities, using a simple test that compared blood pressure in the arms and ankles.

There is an increasing need to identify the rheological properties of cement grout using a simple test to determine the fluidity, and other properties of underwater applications such as washout resistance and compressive strength.

Using a simple test case where the number of points (Np) and surface elements (Nb) can be independently specified, the present method is empirically estimated to be O N0.8pN0.5b).

These involved testing in a primary care setting (because they are embedded in the community and have the infrastructure in place) delivered by technically trained personnel using a simple testing strategy - a measure of intraocular pressure (a known risk factor for glaucoma) [ 29], and either a measure of the visual field or photography of the optic nerve.

This compromise will happen because we are using a simpler test (i.e. the UFOV3 test) as a proxy for a more elaborate, time consuming, expensive and accurate test (i.e. the driving simulator test) for ascertaining "poor-drivers" with the understanding that some misclassification will result.

In Experiment 2, we tested face recognition skills of parents and probands using a simpler test of face matching.

Are there any other potential conflicts of interest?" Mr. Harris uses a simple test to determine whether a relationship between a potential reviewer and the author is too close: "Do you know the names of her children?" If the reviewer knows the names?

One of the report authors, Professor Ros Eeles, said more studies would be needed, but if these confirmed the findings it could be used a simple test for prostate cancer risk.