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The phrase "a test indicates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the results or findings of a test, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "According to the results, a test indicates that the new drug is effective in reducing symptoms."
Alternatives: "a test shows" or "a test reveals".
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When a test indicates you have a serious disease, be certain you ask for a second opinion.
The positive predictive value (PPV) of a test indicates the probability of whether the disease is actually present if the test is positive.
Analysis of the internal structure of a test indicates the degree to which the relationship among the items and components conform to the construct as operationally defined [ 15].
The positive predictive value of a test indicates the probability of whether the disease is actually present if the test is positive.
This suggests that even when a test indicates in a small increase in the chance of developing a disease, at-risk relatives may still want to be informed if action is possible to modify this risk of onset.
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Assuming a normal distribution of the form factors, a Student test indicates a p value of 0.051.
A Pettitt test indicates a change in the precipitation-runoff relationship in the late 1990s.
A positive test indicates a 5 10%% chance that the individual will develop active tuberculosis in their lifetime [ 25].
A previously undetected steroid has been identified and a new test indicates that as many as a half-dozen athletes in track and field have recently used the performance-enhancing drug, American drug-testing officials said yesterday.
A positive test indicates infection by the virus, which can lead to diseases indicative of AIDS.
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