The phrase "a core test of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fundamental or essential evaluation of a concept, skill, or system.
Example: "The ability to adapt to change is a core test of a leader's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a fundamental measure of" or "a key assessment of".
First, we set up a core test dataset consisting of 9 samples of new patients.
However, it is well documented that not all individuals with ADHD show impairment on all core tests of EF [ 12, 13], and multiple pathway models have been developed to link different aspects of EF to neurobiology [ 14, 15].
But the core test of those who think they could do better than Brown is whether they have a popular, distinctively Labour argument capable of reuniting a winning electoral coalition.
The experiments on the core test of the NIST speaker recognition evaluation (SRE) 2005 data show that the performance of the proposed approach is comparable to that of the standard approach of NAP which uses support vector machines (SVMs) as a decision criterion.
Even as many reformers remain oblivious to what it would really take to properly implement Common Core, and why a moratorium on high-stakes Common Core testing of students is essential, there is a growing awareness that adults are fighting back.
If students believe that performing poorly on a Common Core test is determinant of their future, they will develop the idea that they are not "cut out for" or "meant for" college and higher education.
We used the standard 3696 "si" and "sx" sentences as the training set, while the testing was performed on the core test set of 192 sentences.
Scaling the core test data of spontaneous capillary imbibition with different imbibing fluids is crucial to properly design improved recovery methods and to predict their performances.
Here, we defined a framework for a test battery, and we provided an initial characterization of a core set of test compounds which can be expanded at later stages.
