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Page 1. The Role of Test Protocols in Testing Embedded-Core-Based System ICs Erik Jan Marinissen 1 Maurice Lousberg 2 1 Philips Research Laboratories 2Philips Electronic Design & Tools Prof. Holstlaan 4, WAY-41 5656 ...
Most current data dependence tests cannot handle loop bounds or array subscripts that are symbolic, nonlinear expressions (e.g. A(n*i+j), where 0≤j≤n). In this paper, we describe a dependence test, called the range test, that can handle... more
Most current data dependence tests cannot handle loop bounds or array subscripts that are symbolic, nonlinear expressions (e.g. A(n*i+j), where 0≤j≤n). In this paper, we describe a dependence test, called the range test, that can handle such expressions. Briefly, the range test proves independence by determining whether certain symbolic inequalities hold for a permutation of the loop nest. Powerful symbolic
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... Login to save citations to My List. Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. Token test: A sensitive test to detect receptive disturbances in aphasics. De Renzi, A.; Vignolo, LA. Brain: A Journal of Neurology, Vol 85, 1962,... more
... Login to save citations to My List. Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. Token test: A sensitive test to detect receptive disturbances in aphasics. De Renzi, A.; Vignolo, LA. Brain: A Journal of Neurology, Vol 85, 1962, 665-678. doi: 10.1093/brain/85.4.665. Abstract. ...
... diffusion. Reasonably accurate and precise results can be obtained with agar diffusion techniques as long as all procedural details are carefully standardized and controlled. Diffusion techniques can be used as quantitative tests. ...
SummaryCutaneous and bronchial immediate allergic reactivity and the serum level of IgE specific for each of four common inhalant allergens were determined for 153 asthmatic patients. Positive bronchial reactivity to an extract was not... more
SummaryCutaneous and bronchial immediate allergic reactivity and the serum level of IgE specific for each of four common inhalant allergens were determined for 153 asthmatic patients. Positive bronchial reactivity to an extract was not detected in any of the patients with a negative prick test reaction to that extract but did occur in 9% of the patients in whom the serum tests results for IgE specific to that allergen fell within the range regarded as negative. Highly significant correlation coefficients between the degree of bronchial and cutaneous allergic reactivity to the allergen extracts were found and these were slightly but significantly less than the correlation between the serum level of allergen specific IgE and the degree of bronchial allergic reactivity to the allergen extracts. These findings indicate that the results both of prick testing with appropriate extracts and estimation of the serum level of allergen specific IgE can be used to predict not only the presence o...