Sentence examples for a traditional test from inspiring English sources

He batted time, he left well, he did all the things a traditional Test opener would do.

Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, said he would not compete in the Iowa Straw Poll, a traditional test of strength, which he won four years ago.

Mr. Mistele, the G.M. executive, said the 24-hour test drives had a 34percentt closing rate, compared with the 20 to 25percentt average for consumers who only visit the showroom or take a traditional test drive.

That could range from a traditional test to the evaluation of a work product or performance of some skills.

The compound, used primarily as a fire retardant and plastic stabilizer, can fool a traditional test for protein content to make livestock feed appear to contain more protein than it actually does.

Basu and Manning (2006) proposes a test for the proportional hazards assumption within the class of exponential conditional mean models that performs similarly to a traditional test based on the Cox proportional hazards regression.

Such a test is generally faster and less expensive than a traditional test-market initiative.

The agency also recommends that, in the case of a positive test, a more traditional test be conducted to confirm the results.

They have found that when an open-book test resembles a traditional knowledge test (like our progress test) no difference in test performance between open- and closed-book sections could be detected [ 17- 19].

The advantage of using sPCA to a more traditional test of independent samples (e.g., a t-test) is that sPCA reduces the large numbers of variables into a smaller set of uncorrelated variables.

In contrast to a traditional t-test that has a critical t value indicating statistical significance at some alpha level, the critical M values change depending on the null distribution generated in each test, although alpha (0.05) does not.