Sentence examples for using the test technologies from inspiring English sources
KFMB-FM in San Diego and KDWB-FM in Minneapolis are using the test technologies to set up localized playlist surveys and build a database for e-mail marketing.
Depending on the test technology used, and assuming a participation rate of ~70%, we found that once-lifetime screening at age 35 years would reduce age-standardised cervical cancer mortality in the population by 8-12% over the long term, with a CER of $557-959 557-959.
TCR diversity was measured in genomic DNA isolated from PBMCs using the Human Immun TraCkeRb test (ImmunID Technologies, Grenoble, France)[ 1].
The T-cell receptor (TCR) repertoire was measured using the ImmunTraCkeR test (ImmunID Technologies) and diversity (Divpenia and NDL score) was analyzed using Constel'ID software (ImmunID).
The RAC told Watchdog that it used the latest testing technology and it stood by its staff's actions.
The facility "will be used to test technologies such as remote sensing designed to determine the power-generating potential of offshore winds and waters".
The researchers are using the helicopter to test technology that would make it possible for a computer to fly, say, a drone that looks like a dragonfly.
Farfetch, the online luxury retailer that owns Browns, is using the store to test technology that includes an app to track everything customers touch or try, which it plans to roll out at the Browns flagship in Mayfair and at some Chanel stores next year, thanks to a partnership the two companies signed earlier this year.
Another test using the same technology revealed previously unknown genes involved in making cholesterol; this could lead to new cholesterol-blocking drugs.
Lastly, as only Quantiferon TB Gold and the In-Tube assays are available in India, it is difficult to get any data regarding the other IGRA test (using the ELISpot technology) from a TB-endemic country like India.
Tests using the Canary technology could appear commercially in as little as a year, Dr. Rider said.
