Sentence examples for zone of test from inspiring English sources

(280) This is usually done by placing passive samplers close to the breathing zone of test persons.

Although they had Ian Botham at his most superheroic, England's spell at the top between February 1979 and August 1980 is accompanied by a big asterisk: it came in the twilight zone of Test cricket, when many of the world's best were playing in Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket.

On the other hand, the hierarchical gold nanoparticles with a size around 100 nm displayed a contrasting color, which may be visually detected on the test zone of the test strip.

In-vitro test assays such as zone of inhibition test, counting of colony forming units and adherent bacteria assay are used to confirm the antibacterial effectiveness of the coatings against gram negative Escherichia coli and gram positive Staphylococcus aureus bacteria.

The zone of inhibition test method was designed to qualitatively test the ability of drug and spiramycin loaded gel formulations to inhibit the microbial growth.

To further probe the influence of VMA on the contacting behaviour between the filaments, CT scanning technique was implemented to characterize the microscale structures in adjacent to fractured zones of tested samples.

The zone of inhibition test is likely to demonstrate artifacts when the test agent is an ENM suspension, because of adsorption of particles to the filter paper and the lower diffusion coefficients of the particles relative to traditional small molecule antibiotics.

Test stimuli were deliberately placed in the central zone of the test arena, where wild mice normally spend little time, so that increased time in these sites reflected attraction to the scent.

δ-Hemolysin produced by a test isolate causes an enhanced hemolysis in the area where the hemolysis zone of the test strain overlaps with that of RN4220.

The zone of inhibition test showed that the synthesized nanoparticles have some antibacterial activity.

Triclosan and silver agents were evaluated for "Zone of inhibition" test which provided qualitative analysis of the extent to which antimicrobial agents effectively migrated onto the agar and diffused outward.