Sentence examples for a test makes from inspiring English sources

We can never tell how often a test makes an individual better or improves her prospects of survival.

For example, knowing in advance that you are unlikely to pass a test makes you reluctant to take the test in the first place (Higham, 2007; Higham & Gerrard, 2005; Koriat & Goldsmith, 1996; Metcalfe & Finn, 2008), and may reflect awareness of your own (low) ability.

The use of k does not exclude the use of other parameters since predictive values are interpretable as indices of test performance (how well a sample is classified), whereas k is interpretable as an index of test quality (how well a test makes use of evidence in classifying samples) [ 33].

"The health economics of such a test make no sense," he said.

Dell said yesterday that it would open two mall stores this summer as a test, making them a hybrid of Dell's direct model and a conventional electronics store.

Last May it said it would open two mall stores as a test, making them a hybrid of Dell's direct strategy and a conventional electronics store.

The trial is among the most rigorous yet for a test made by Cambridge Heart, a start-up company in Bedford, Mass.

Finally, supplementing HPV detection to liquid-based cytology in a single combined test makes available an indicator for the quality assurance of abnormal cervical cytology.

A second failed test makes them ineligible for welfare for three years.

It and a similar test made by a rival, Genomic Health of Redwood City, Calif., are widely used to guide post-op treatment strategy.

Whether preparation or actual coaching for the test makes a difference to test scores, however, remains controversial [ 3, 4].