The phrase "a single test condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing, experiments, or evaluations where only one specific condition is being considered.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze the results based on a single test condition to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "one test parameter" or "a solitary test criterion".
Thus, they could perform, e.g., multiple passes of unsupervised adaptation on the data of a single test condition until the final results are achieved.
Although the relative speaker-microphone position changed randomly from utterance to utterance, the participants were allowed to use all the utterances from a single test condition and to perform full-batch processing.
We therefore restricted individual psychometric analysis to the 23 most active bats, which made on average more than 50 visits per night during the 15% series and were absent for no more than a single test condition from that series.
A confidence interval (CI) for the proportion of MX ± CEDM ratings as 'similar', 'slightly better', or 'better' was obtained by using the model of Obuchowski and Rockette (1995) [ 24], considering the side-by-side comparison to be a single test condition.
Both the visual and verbal tests showed clear evidence of forgetting in the single test condition, together with little evidence of forgetting in the multi-test conditions.
Two experiments were run, each comprising a multi-test condition in which immediate testing was followed by retesting after 24 h, one week and one month, and a second condition involving a single test after one month.
Cardiac sarcoidosis (CS) is a potentially fatal condition lacking a single test with acceptable diagnostic accuracy.
The invasion of commerce in biomedical research has meant that lawyers may haggle for months about conditions before a single test tube is shipped.
More frequently, multiplex tests that assess a broad range of conditions in a single test can unexpectedly reveal secondary information.
Multiple Conditions Can Be Detected By The Same Test (Multiplex Platform) Technology can add value to testing, particularly if it provides the ability to screen for many conditions in a single test.
1 Performing each test is costly and time consuming, and in some countries only a single test may be available for a particular condition.
