The phrase "a test level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific degree or standard of testing in various contexts, such as education, software development, or quality assurance.
Example: "The software must meet a test level of performance before it can be released to the public."
Alternatives: "a testing standard of" or "a benchmark level of".
A test level of α = 5% was used to determine statistical significance.
Setting power to 80% and a test level of 5%, the total number of events needs to be 1220.
excl QTL excluded from the complete model following a backward selection procedure at a test level of 0.05 (see Methods for details).
To demonstrate this difference at a test level of 5% two-sided with a power of 90%, 266 evaluable participants per random group are required.
A backward selection procedure, at a test level of 0.05, was performed to determine whether a particular QTL could be dropped from the model resulted from the MQM analysis.
The primary analysis will consist of the three pairwise comparisons between study arms (comparisons to control for efficacy proof, between active arms for comparative effectiveness), each at a test level of 1.67% to keep an overall level of 5% for the total primary analysis.
No doubt Palladino was channelling the memory of his only first-class century, scored at this ground against Australia A in 2012, against a Test-level attack of Mitchell Johnson, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon and Jackson Bird.
With a (one sided) testing level of 5%, we needed a sample size of 176 to achieve 90% power.
Thus, the then-test asks for a renewed judgment about their pre-test level of functioning [ 17].
His team tested eight healthy volunteers, first giving them three daily doses of Crixivan alone on an empty stomach, testing levels of the drug in their blood and then adding capsules of St .John's wort.
The common denominator was that the demand was actually a test of the level of control they had over potential victims.
