The phrase "a test that falls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a test that is not successful or does not meet expectations.
Example: "The recent exam was a test that falls short of assessing the students' true abilities."
Alternatives: "a test that fails" or "a test that underperforms".
He won't go into its cause much – only that it was a "very routine" test that fell victim to "a combination of some very unusual things".
"It hadn't come into my mind [to get tested]," he says, adding that his girlfriend, who is younger, had a test that came back negative after she recently fell pregnant.
The practice of rereading tests that fall just below passing, which the state had required for science and math tests to ensure fairness, was banned by Albany this spring.
It's part of being Jewish". Before she graduated from Washington-Lee High School in Arlington, Hanan Seid would be seized by a familiar anxiety as she approached teachers each year for permission to make up assignments or tests that fell on Eid.
Responding to a suspicious spike in the number of students barely passing high school Regents exams, New York State education officials have ordered schools to end the longstanding but controversial practice of rescoring tests that fall just below the passing grade.
Columns 2-9 listhehe number of parameter sets that fall into each relationship category, compared to those relationships stated in Zinzen et al., DTr > DTv, TTr > TTv, and SSr < SSv, and the corresponding percentage, rounded to the nearest percent, of the parameter sets tested that fall into each category.
where s u is the number of the representing vectors for a test signal that fall within the u th cluster and K d is the number of discriminant clusters.
If you have an appointment to get a pap test that happens to fall during your period, don't skip the appointment.
In its equity division it uses a "supercrash test" that assumes an instantaneous fall in the price of equities of 50%.
The University of Geneva coordination team developed a test that the candidates took in fall 2010 including an essay on the public health situation of their country (identification of priority public health problems in their respective countries) and a self-evaluation of their public health competencies and training needs in public health [ 14 ].
