Sentence examples for variation to test from inspiring English sources
In the case of a physical experiment, you'd manually enter both the experiment and the results, then SigOpt could tell you what variation to test next.
It would have been good to have more variation to test the impact of these factors; however, given the nature of the experiment this was not possible.
A natural approach within our framework starts with using the experimental variation to test the model and then switches to using it for estimation or calibration once a satisfactory model is found.
Here we use both treatment effects and individual variation to test predictions about the impact of (1) the number of traits in an environment, (2) the adaptive or payoff relevance of those traits, (3) the fidelity of transmission, and (4) the size of groups.
This study takes into account intraspecific variation to test whether or not the limb proportions of four early hominin associated skeletons (AL 288-1, OH 62, BOU-VP-12/1, and KNM-WT 15000) can be considered to be significantly different from one another.
These SNPs had either no explanatory power for the results of our experiments, or lacked sufficient variation to test their effects on the experimental outcomes (Figure S3).
Different starting textures, initial grain sizes, work hardening behaviour, and levels of cold deformation served as parameter variations to test the performance of the model.
There also are two strategies for deciding which genetic variations to test.
BT = big toe, mt = metatarsal Variance of the maximal pressure reduction was used to show the within-group variation and to test for equality of these within group variations between the three disciplines.
Accounting for feed intake on previous days should therefore improve accuracy, irrespective of whether the variation in feed intake is completely random, or affected by systematic variation related to test conditions.
Many Neanderthal sequences survive in modern humans due to ancient hybridization, providing an opportunity to assess their contributions to transcriptional variation and to test hypotheses about regulatory evolution.
