"a corresponding test of" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a comparison or contrast between two things, concepts, or ideas. Here is an example: "The results from the experiment were compared to those of a corresponding test of a similar nature." In this sentence, "a corresponding test of" is used to indicate that the test being referred to is similar in nature or purpose to the experiment being discussed. Other similar phrases that could be used in its place include "a similar test of" or "an equivalent test of."
A corresponding test set of 4032 points was extracted from the data collected from the 30th January 2012 to 26th February 2012.
A corresponding test set comprised the remaining 10% of records.
Then, the corresponding test of the noise-polluted counterparts was performed.
end{aligned} (16 Therefore, the spectral LM test of Ar(2) versus Arma 2, 1) will be numerically identical to the corresponding test of Ar(2) versus Ar(3), which confirms that these two alternative hypotheses are locally equivalent for observable time series (see e.g. Godfrey 1988).
Genetics and probability (Module IV) are also a natural fit because copying alleles from parents to offspring involves randomness and provides a perfect motivation for the study of probability, along with conditional probability, independence, and the corresponding test of independence.
Although the corresponding test of interaction between adherence level and effectiveness was not reported, the results of sub-group analysis were consistent with TFV gel being more effective among women with higher adherence (54, 38 and 28%% reductions in risk for women with greater than 80, 50 80 and less than 50 adherence, respectively).
Similar conclusions apply in the case of pneumonia, although here, the loss of trials due to non-events on both arms of a trial would have further reduced the statistical power of the corresponding tests of bias.
If residual spatial variation exists (an assumption that can be evaluated), then OLS estimates and corresponding tests of significance can lead to invalid results (Diggle et al. 1998a).
The corresponding tests of heterogeneity of the stratum-specific risk estimates were computed.
We calculated associations between IQ and attempted suicide separately for men with and without psychosis and did corresponding tests of statistical interaction/effect modification.
