The Korean Version of DSSS has a Cronbach's alpha of 0.90 and shows a relatively high test-retest reliability (r = 0.83, p < 0.01) [ 16, 17].
It was concluded that the 3D micromechanical FE model is capable of predicting shear modulus at relatively high test temperatures with high accuracy across a range of loading frequencies.
My daughters read and write well, and this is demonstrated by their relatively high test scores.
If there were evidence for toxicity, although with a lower histopathologic score and less-pronounced clinical chemistry changes, the model generally performed well, as indicated by the relatively high test MCC values.
We suggest that our approach of studying the response to 5FU in a large panel of well-characterised cell lines, using a relatively high throughput test procedure and an objective categorisation of response, could be a model for preclinical testing of other drugs.
Further, even though a relatively high positive test threshold was defined, 37% of all children, and 59% of culture-positive children, had a positive TST result by at least one method.
In contrast; in this study; mixtures of soft (end-of-life tire aggregates) and rigid aggregates (crushed rock) with a relatively high porosity was tested to evaluate their suitability for construction of permeable pavements which require high porosity.
Also Neerant and Hawkins' tests had a relatively high mutual dependency, showing these tests to be closely related to SIS, in contrast to Jobe's test.
If anything, students from less-advantaged families should be given extra points for their determination to overcome the obstacles of poorly supplied schools in dangerous neighborhoods and still have a relatively high score on these tests.
The present study showed a relatively high level of false positive test results (18%) for nerve conduction tests using a cutoff value considered optimal according to the ROC analysis.
More convincingly, few people will raise an objection to the expectation that there will be a relatively high degree of correlation between test scores in English (or any other school subject) for eighth graders, ninth graders, and so forth for the same group of students.
