The phrase "a test mark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a score or grade received on an examination or assessment.
Example: "She was thrilled to receive a high test mark on her final exam."
Alternatives: "an exam score" or "a grade on a test".
Self-testers who had performed an ovulation test or respondents who had performed a test marked as 'other', were not addressed in the second questionnaire (n = 96).
01.00 John Badger, a teacher of art from Wallasey, said: "From visiting Michaelangelo's David in Florence to being on the RNLI Rescue Hovercraft at New Brighton and using the Gormley statues at Crosby as a testing mark for manouvre skills, art has been with me all my life.
For example, in Figure 1(a), a CT test (marked in a red circle) was done twice on date 'T1'.
A new test mark is designed in order to improve the centering accuracy and theoretical accuracy of aberration measurement together.
"Not only does this test mark an important step towards proving our existing design for SLS's first flight, but it's also a great feeling that this engine that has carried so many astronauts into space before is being prepared to take astronauts to space once again on SLS's first crewed flight".
When you're done with your body test, mark your progress with a stamp.
If your ISP consistently delivers speeds slower than what they've promised, do a little testing, mark it down, and complain.
Thus, a test of marking status on mating status would correspond to a test of the model with the interaction of marking and mating status (C12+C3) to the sub-model without this interaction (C1+C2+C3).
"He noted that the success made in the current test marked a great event of historic significance as it declared a new birth of the Juche-based rocket industry," KCNA said.
The startup's rapid diagnostic test marks a leap in arthropod-borne virus diagnostics.
