The phrase "a test panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals selected to evaluate or provide feedback on a product, service, or concept.
Example: "The company assembled a test panel to gather insights on the new software before its official launch."
Alternatives: "a review group" or "an evaluation team."
The assay was further evaluated in terms of efficiency and sensitivity against a test panel of different F. graminearum s.s.s
We describe the performance of a test panel comprising 13 SNPs genotyped across a consolidated collection of four patient cohorts obtained from academic centres deemed appropriate for pooling.
It is determined from the ratio of the reflected sound energy from the surface of a test panel to that reflected from a rigid floor.
Single-strand conformation polymorphism analysis showed that ∼30% of the ESTs tested exhibit polymorphism in a test panel of P. monodon individuals.
In order to confirm and characterise further the discrepancies observed between diagnostic RT-nPCR and virus isolation results for the detection of classical swine fever virus (CSFV), a test panel of three new RT-PCRs was designed, amplifying parts of the NS2, NS3 and NS5A regions.
The scores in Table S1 are useful for those analysts (e.g. forensic geneticists) wishing to empirically design a test panel of mtSNPs in a given population context.
As depicted in Figure S3 this could be verified in principle by the successful typing of gDNA extracted from a test-panel of nonprobative forensically relevant samples comprising simulated single- and multi-contributor crime scene stains, such as hairs, cigarette butts, chewing gum, swabs from touched items, and old teeth, as well as reference samples (buccal swabs).
Visit to an experimental kitchen where a consumer test panel of three children were eating various prototypes of Apple Pan Dowdy, a new Good Humor.
The glue, which its developers said could be used to fill small cracks and leaks in any spacecraft, was applied to a special test panel and left outside Mir to be retrieved later.
A skin test panel was considered valid if the difference between the mean wheal diameters of the positive and negative controls was at least 1 mm.
In 2007, Kazemi-Shirazi et al. [ 15] reported mortality outcomes for 283,483 attendees of the Vienna General Hospital for whom GGT tests were obtained as part of a routine test panel.
