So I conducted a test last week, ordering food online from four sites that promised they could meet the deadline: Balducci's, FultonStreet.com, Dean & Deluca and Omaha Steaks.
But recently I conducted a test, to figure out how calling my travel agent, or the airline directly, compared time-wise to online buying.
I conducted a test in which I pulled the bag behind me, then stopped, turned around, and pushed it backward; this proved difficult for the bag, since the wheels were forced to reorient themselves, creating a momentary lockup.
8. How will you conduct a test run?
Last Nov. 4, my colleagues and I conducted a national test of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Vote and Vax initiative.
Using a different method, I conducted a similar test based on a five fund model created for my upcoming book, The Power of Passive Investing (Wiley, fall 2010).
To analyze the moderating effect of context, I conducted a 2 (test results: success/failure) × 2 (context: public/private) × 2 (attribution type: internal/external) ANOVA with attribution type as a repeated measure.
I conducted a mystery shopper test of CLA (or CLS Direct as it was known then) in 2006.
I conducted a completely random test of some 30 items, and discovered that every one of them carried a hefty premium price tag.
Ah, the old "I was just conducting a test" excuse.
If I conducted a double-blind taste test of food quality between these stores, no person could reliably tell the difference.
