Sentences with phrase «develop useful tests»

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Instead, he plans to narrow the list of useful biomarkers, then develop antibody - based tests for clinical use.

This new study demonstrated that the test can also be used to identify people with precancerous polyps — a finding that makes it potentially more useful for a screening test, since it may be able to identify cancer risk before the disease actually develops.

«New blood test useful to detect people at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.»

More complex tests being developed can be useful but only if the people using them have the necessary knowledge and support.

Seismometers were developed to record earthquakes, Wysession said, but then they turned out to be useful for monitoring nuclear tests, and now people are using them in all kinds of creative ways.

Real - world testing is needed to confirm that the benefits in the game will translate to real life, but for now the game's designer, University of Helsinki cognitive scientist Esko Lehtonen, says the game may be especially useful for kids, who aren't familiar with the rules of the road and still have developing brains.

Once we do, we may well bring together genetic risk factors accounting for a sufficient proportion of risk of osteporosis to develop a clinically useful DNA - based risk assessment test.

The Two - Week Test developed by the author in the early 1980s (and described elsewhere) is a useful tool to help people find dietary balance.

Rather than using this opportunity to develop a new vision of how the state data system could be more useful across California's vastly different 1,000 + districts, Cody reinforces the testing lens that he despises by limiting his perspective on data use to this frame.

While AUSL takes these measures seriously, the year - end tests themselves are not very useful in developing teachers.

«Since a majority of New Jerseyans support statewide assessments, the State must ensure that we are developing a test that will continue to provide useful, meaningful data on how our students are progressing towards college and career readiness.»

Standardized tests are most useful when selected or developed by educational professionals closest to the classroom and integrated with assessment information specific to district programs.

Although this, of course, would require more professional development to help teachers (and others, including district personnel) develop more instructionally sensitive, and accordingly useful tests.

This brief look at several widely recognized assessments demonstrates that none of these tests are useful for comparing the quality of schools or teachers — especially in the United States, with its diverse population, high poverty rates (by far the highest among developed nations), and wide variety of pedagogical philosophies.

Some background on each intervention developed and tested in CREATE's early years is useful for understanding the process by which the school - wide intervention was generated.

That is why, in this article, you will find possible ideas to develop in argumentative essays on animal testing as well as several useful tips on how to do it properly.

Herding Tests and Trials preserve and develop the herding skills inherent in herding breeds and demonstrate they can perform the useful functions for which they were originally bred.

Even though the dogs that do not carry any copies for Type B genetic variant can still develop another form of PRA, the Type B PRA test provides a useful tool for breeders to prevent matings that result in puppies with homozygous variant genotypes.

The DNA extracted from blood samples has been reliable and useful on all the various sequencing, mapping and testing platforms developed so far.

Developing a manual of standardised canine phenotyping techniques, containing both testing procedures and questionnaires, would greatly assist progress and be a very useful resource for researchers.

On offer was an interrupted weekend but with pizza & beer, a chance to test new ideas, to meet like - minded people, to speak to mentors and to develop some tech that could be useful in the legal sector.

Organizations such as the Association for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) have developed a body of recommended practices for handling of protected health information that covered entities may find useful.