A genetic test refers to an analysis of human DNA, RNA, chromosomes, proteins, or metabolites that detects genotypes, mutations, or chromosomal changes.
A rotation test refers to training on θ=0° and testing on one of the other rotations θ≠0° Descriptor Mean Std.
In this analysis, ascertainment of performing a lab test refers only to tests performed in the outpatient setting.
The analytical validity of a genetic test refers to the accuracy with which the laboratory assay measures the genetic variant it is designed to identify.
A goodness-of-fit test refers to a hypothesis test in which the null hypothesis is that the population has a specific probability distribution, such as a normal probability distribution.
The uptake rate constant derived in a flow-through test refers to the uptake via the gills whereas the elimination rate constant is considered to be the same in both test system, irrespectively of the exposure route (dietary or aqueous).
Hence, these would be suitable markers for a triage test, referring a patient to a gynecologist upon a methylation-positive result.
Interestingly enough, while Kant's test refers to an ideal public, the examples he provides us with have to do — as in Sidgwick's discussion — with a non-ideal public.
We employed a recently developed variant of a Stroop test referred to as emotional conflict paradigm [32].
Some Latino groups noted yesterday that no question on the new test refers to Latinos.
