The phrase "a test of recent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a recent test or assessment, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results from a test of recent performance were analyzed to determine the effectiveness of the new strategy."
Alternatives: "a recent test" or "a test conducted recently."
The D statistic (Durand et al. 2011) summarizes the patterns of SNP sharing at the individual level and as an alternative test of recent gene flow among the three subspecies.
A13 EDUCATION Testing Industry Under Scrutiny As the College Board races to score the final 1,600 exams from its problem-ridden October SAT test, a string of recent testing errors around the country has people asking with rising urgency: Who is watching the testing industry?
Benzamidine is an easy case for docking and it has also been used in tests of recent approaches [44].
Fellaini will probably get a chance to put this right on Sunday, but it is hard to imagine a more pronounced test of his recent mini-revival.
In addition, undercount of birth data in California by sources other than the California Department of Vital Statistics (http://wonder.cdc.gov/natality-current.html) precluded a time-series test of more recent years including the Great Recession.
(a) Tests of neutrality-Tajima's D and Fu and Li's F* and D* tests Neutrality tests were used as an indication of recent population expansion.
Similarly, a recent test of a multi-component intervention with a calorie theme in a public access setting also revealed greater effects in overweight commuters [ 25].
But he has never gone as far as to associate half of teachers with bad performance — an assessment not supported by a recent test of a new teacher evaluation system.
The Heritage Action scorecards have become a proxy test of conservatism in recent years, and many Republican members worry which way -- or whether -- Heritage will score a particular vote.
The drive took less than 82 minutes on a couple of recent test runs by a reporter; the train is expected to cover the same ground in 54 to 58 minutes.
