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Mind you, they used the model Claudia Schiffer to promote it, so reality-testing wasn't much in evidence.

Outbreaks of hemorrhagic fevers are rare, often in villages deep in the African jungle, so field-testing these possible treatments may take years.

The GO assignment reduction is not carried out in the hypothesis-testing phase, so the hypothesis-testing phase should be free of any bias introduced by this favoritism.

Apart from obtaining useful information from assessments, it is supposed that assessing drives, and may help learning, the so-called "testing effect" (Newble and Jaeger 1983).

Specimens that failed prior to testing (so-called pre-testing failure or ptf) were explicitly noted and were assigned as 0 MPa in further analysis.

Students' responses to the survey are manipulated through pre-testing so they do not vent frustrations in the real survey.

Well, so would means-testing: As conservative economists love to point out in other contexts — for example, when criticizing programs like food stamps — benefits that fall as your income rises in effect raise your marginal tax rate.

Agile methods are a group of software engineering approaches which emphasize short iterations (2-6 weeks) of development with simultaneous ongoing automated and user-testing so that the software's evolution remains closely aligned to the user expectations [ 68].

So far, the multiple testings are OK," Republican Gov. Jim Justice said at a news conference Tuesday.

This is what makes the whole standardized "testing game" so absurd.

The court clerk comes to hand out means-testing sheets, so that defendants on a low income can request a reduction in their fine.