The phrase "a test that contains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or elements included in a test, such as questions or topics covered.
Example: "The final exam is a test that contains multiple-choice questions, essays, and practical problems."
Alternatives: "an assessment that includes" or "a quiz that features".
In short this is an agar diffusion test that contains a standardized number of Bacillus stearothermophilus spores, selected nutrients, and pH indicator bromocresol purple.
Salivary counts of S. mutans and L. casei were estimated using a chair-side test that contained 2 agar surfaces.
After 10 min, 200 μl of 0.5 N KOH were added and subsequently distilled water (4 ml) after 2.5 min. The absorbance was read at 520 nm (room temperature) against a blank test that contained aqueous methanol instead of the sample after 15 min incubation.
Children who learn in that manner will struggle when they encounter more advanced mathematics as well as standardized tests that contain non-routine problems, including the SAT.
The Toronto Transit Commission and its union are currently locked in a battle over drug testing, with the union alleging the TTC is subjecting workers to tests that contain animal byproducts, violating their rights.
We detected one region that deviated very significantly from neutral expectations for both the FST and Ewens-Watterson tests that contained genes of particular importance, including PDK4.
We create this by taking three lists: one of positive comments, another of negative comments and a test list that contains a mixture.
Each Java directory contains a test subdirectory that contains Tcl files that use Jacl to test the Ptolemy II Java code.
SPAPT is a test suite that contains representative serial code implementations from a number of lower-level performance-tuning tasks in scientific applications.
Using a test database that contains four types of typical pulse waves with each type containing 25 pulse wave signals, the maximum residual error of each sampling point of the fitted pulse wave in comparison with the real pulse wave is within 8%.
