The phrase "a specimen test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific or medical testing, where a sample is being analyzed or evaluated.
Example: "The laboratory conducted a specimen test to determine the presence of any pathogens in the sample."
Alternatives: "a sample test" or "a test specimen".
Explicit quasi-convex envelopes are provided, and applied to compute the stiffening response of a specimen tested in plane strain extension experiments (pure shear).
If a specimen tested positive in this assay, the result was confirmed by a second quantitative PCR by using the Twhi2F (5′-TGAGGATGTATCTGTGTATGGGACA-3′) and Twhi2R (5′-TCCTGTTACAAGCAGTACAAAACAAA-3′) primer set and the Twhi2 probe (6-FAM-5′-GAGAGATGGGGTGCAGGACAGGG-3′-TAMRA).
A 29-year-old unemployed man, accused of biting a police officer in the thigh while under arrest for brandishing his belt as a weapon outside McDonald's and refusing a blood specimen test, receives an 18-week sentence suspended for 12 months, a driving ban and fines and compensation totalling £570.
It is based on a three-layer specimen test and on a simple equation from the analytical model of the specimen.
A WPV case was defined as a person with AFP for whom a stool specimen tested positive for WPV by virology.
The most common method of testing an adhesive joint is a single overlapped specimen tested in a quasi-static way to achieve an ultimate load and to watch the fracture pattern.
A specimen after test is shown in Figure 4b.
A medical review officer, hired by the employer, will have the right to cancel the result of a validity test upon finding a sound medical reason for a specimen's testing illegitimate.
This paper studied the structural behaviors of the reinforced ULCC flat slabs under concentrated loading through a 14-specimen test program.
The mechanical properties of the CFRP core wire and the developed Smart Strand were verified through a number of specimen tests.
